![]() Prism Mobile has a small OLED display, a web interface via LAN or Wi-Fi, and there is also a Prism app for iOS available, that provides all configuration and control options. Prism Mobile supports bonding with any combination of streaming outputs up to a total of nine networks, and you can also record your stream to an SD card, using the internal SD card slot. Alternatively, you can also use external node modems via USB, 4 cell phone hot spots, an Ethernet connection or Wi-Fi networks. Using the two onboard internal 4G LTE modems with dual switchable SIM slots, Teradek Prism Mobile should allow you to reliably establish a secure 4K HDR video stream via cellular networks. Teradek Prism Mobile Workflow Streaming Safety Net. ![]() Then, various alternative network options built into Prism Mobile will make a difference, so you can still stream 4K on the go. The real advantage of the new Prism Mobile is versatile connectivity: In some challenging locations, you might not be able to establish a reliable connection using the standard transmission. Yet, none of this is new in the market, which might not really justify the price range in which these devices are offered. V-Mount version (left) and Gold-Mount version (right). It can also be mounted to a camera or a cage using the 1/4″-20 mounting threads. ![]() Teradek Prism Mobile comes in three different versions: in a V-Mount or a Gold Mount version for $5,450 or without a battery plate mounting solution for $4,990. It supports low-latency HEVC/H.265 and AVC/H.264 streams via cloud applications like Teradek Core or RTMP/RTSP/SRT to servers and CDNs. The light and compact encoder can mount directly to the back of an ENG camera and provides 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 inputs and several different transmission output options, supporting high-resolution video up to 10-bit 4K HDR in 4:2:2 with stereo or even 5.1 surround sound. Teradek just announced the new PRISM MOBILE HEVC/AVC Video Encoder with Dual 4G LTE modes. ![]() ![]() Video source: Teradek Teradek Prism Mobile: features ![]()
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