Visit VidOvation at the 2018 NAB Show, Booth C6906 VidOvation Now Represents One-of-a-Kind, Latency ABonAir Links in U.S. ABonAir Products Offer Impressive 7-Millisecond While Still Using Industry-Standard H.264 Encoding LAKE FOREST, Calif. Feb. 20, 2018 VidOvation today announced an agreement with — — wireless video link provider ABonAir to take part in in the United States. ABonAir’s expansion ABonAir is known for providing extremely low latency in a long-range, high-performance, broadcast-grade wireless system. one-of-a-kind ABonAir’s solution will benefit VidOvation’s customers in the sports, live events, and newsgathering spaces, where the lowest possible delay is mandatory while preserving high video quality. the holy grail of 7-millisecond latency something no other vendor has “ABonAir has achieved — been able to achieve while maintaining broadcast quality and high reliability using H.264 and chief technology encoding,” said Jim Jachetta, executive vice president officer at been asking for a very low-latency, VidOvation. “VidOvation clients have long-range wireless camera-back system for quite some time, and able to now we’ll be give it to them. We can offer clients a complete range of wireless video-transmission solutions that address the needs of the marketplace while helping them overcome the frustration of high latency.” VidOvation will resell complete product line, including two versions of its flagship ABonAir’s wireless video link and a bidirectional radio channel between — AB512™ AB507™. Built on transmitter and receiver, ABonAir's wireless video links acknowledge the correct acceptance of each group of pixels, thus providing exceptionally robust and reliable transmission. Most notably, both the AB512 and the AB507 systems reduce latency to only a 7-millisecond delay (also known as subframe delay) for live event coverage, multicamera productions, and any other application in which latency of two to six frames or 30 to 90 milliseconds is unacceptable. This low delay enables crews to produce multicamera and live shows without
Visit VidOvation at the 2018 NAB Show, Booth C6906 VidOvation Now Represents One-of-a-Kind, ABonAir Links in U.S. ABonAir Products Offer Impressive 7-Millisecond Latency While Still Using Industry-Standard H.264 Encoding LAKE FOREST, Calif. — Feb. 20, 2018 — VidOvation today announced an agreement with wireless video link provider ABonAir to take part in ABonAir’s expansion in the United States. ABonAir is known for providing extremely low latency in a long-range, high-performance, broadcast-grade wireless system. ABonAir’s one-of-a-kind solution will benefit VidOvation’s customers in the sports, live events, and newsgathering spaces, where the lowest possible delay is mandatory while preserving high video quality. “ABonAir has achieved the holy grail of 7-millisecond latency — something no other vendor has been able to achieve while maintaining broadcast quality and high reliability using H.264 encoding,” said Jim Jachetta, executive vice president and chief technology officer at VidOvation. “VidOvation clients have been asking for a very low-latency, long-range wireless camera-back system for quite some time, and now we’ll be able to give it to them. We can offer clients a complete range of wireless video-transmission solutions that address the needs of the marketplace while helping them overcome the frustration of high latency.” VidOvation will resell ABonAir’s complete product line, including two versions of its flagship wireless video link — AB512™ and AB507™. Built on a bidirectional radio channel between transmitter and receiver, ABonAir's wireless video links acknowledge the correct acceptance of each group of pixels, thus providing exceptionally robust and reliable transmission. Most notably, both the AB512 and the AB507 systems reduce latency to only a 7-millisecond delay (also known as subframe delay) for live event coverage, multicamera productions, and any other application in which latency of two to six frames or 30 to 90 milliseconds is unacceptable. This low delay enables crews to produce multicamera and live shows without