Broadcast News
Every Live Shot Needs a Path to Air
Connect remote cameras, mobile crews and centralized production through purpose-built wireless workflows.
Live news may originate in the field, from a roaming camera or with a rapidly deployed electronic news gathering team. Wherever the story develops, Wave connects the camera to production with reliable, ultra-low-latency video and the freedom to move.
How it is built
Three Ways to Keep Live News Moving
Remote Production
Remote production separates camera acquisition from the people and systems producing the program. Wave moves broadcast-quality, ultra-low-latency video from remote locations to centralized production. Bidirectional connections can also support camera control, return video and production data, keeping field operators and production teams aligned.
Camera Back
Camera-back transmission removes the tether between camera and production, giving operators freedom to reposition and follow the story. Compact transmitters send broadcast-quality, ultra-low-latency video to strategically placed receive points. Diversity reception and RF over fiber help maintain coverage as cameras move through studios, facilities or complex field locations.
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Electronic news gathering requires fast deployment in locations and radio frequency conditions that can change without warning. Wave carries live video from handheld or shoulder-mounted cameras to local, vehicle-based or centralized receive infrastructure. Dedicated wireless links help crews move from arrival to air without depending entirely on public networks or fixed camera positions.