Haivision / Aviwest (3)
yes this is very well possible. The Starlink Internet network allows you to get access to the internet virtually anywhere. The bandwidth you will be getting depends on your location and Subscription. But both the Aviwest PROxxx units we have for rental as the Intinor systems work very well together with Starlink. In general we use Starlink in conjunction with 4G / 5G to be redundant over multiple networks. The nice thing of using the Starlink is that this is a flat-rate subscription and depending on your provider 4G/5G might not be. this way you save money on data by offloading traffic to starlink. YourSide was one of the first to test with starlink for broadcast applications and thus has a lot of hands on experience with using this sort of links. In 2021 we already wrote about this on our website.
Wel first of al thanks for renting with us :-), then regarding the Ports on your firewall. To make things easy we created a little list of ports needed to make the stream-hub work with the Wireless 4G/5G transmitters coming in and sending video. Please find the list below:
| Stream Hub Ports | ||||||||||
| Type | Inbound | OutBound | ||||||||
| TCP | 7900 | 7900 | ||||||||
| UDP | 7900-7910 | 7900-7910 | ||||||||
| TCP | 8884 | |||||||||
| TCP | 9000-9100 | |||||||||
| UDP | 9000-9100 | |||||||||
| UDP | 20400-20432 | |||||||||
| When a Databridge Connection is needed on the ProXXX (internet) then its advised to open all ports outbound | ||||||||||
| so that the client on the other side can access the internet. | ||||||||||
If you also want to connect to SRT listeners the ports related to those listeners need to be opened outbound next to the once mentioned up here. If you are the listener for these SRT connections those ports need to be opened inbound for those connections.
If you like some assistance with this to setup feel free to get in contact we are happy to help.
Intinor (2)
Intinor can indeed be used to stream signals globaly using SRT / BiFrost or RIST. Yourside usually prefers to use SRT (YourSide is a SRT Alliance Partner) to do the distribution. To be able to provide global coverage we have partnered with GLOBALM as the distribution network making sure that bandwidth across the world is available for your stream making sure your contribution is streamed flawlessly. To see if we can provide an relayable alternative to your current (satellite or Fiber) network feel free to get in contact.
yes this is very well possible. The Starlink Internet network allows you to get access to the internet virtually anywhere. The bandwidth you will be getting depends on your location and Subscription. But both the Aviwest PROxxx units we have for rental as the Intinor systems work very well together with Starlink. In general we use Starlink in conjunction with 4G / 5G to be redundant over multiple networks. The nice thing of using the Starlink is that this is a flat-rate subscription and depending on your provider 4G/5G might not be. this way you save money on data by offloading traffic to starlink. YourSide was one of the first to test with starlink for broadcast applications and thus has a lot of hands on experience with using this sort of links. In 2021 we already wrote about this on our website.
SRT General (2)
Intinor can indeed be used to stream signals globaly using SRT / BiFrost or RIST. Yourside usually prefers to use SRT (YourSide is a SRT Alliance Partner) to do the distribution. To be able to provide global coverage we have partnered with GLOBALM as the distribution network making sure that bandwidth across the world is available for your stream making sure your contribution is streamed flawlessly. To see if we can provide an relayable alternative to your current (satellite or Fiber) network feel free to get in contact.
yes this is very well possible. The Starlink Internet network allows you to get access to the internet virtually anywhere. The bandwidth you will be getting depends on your location and Subscription. But both the Aviwest PROxxx units we have for rental as the Intinor systems work very well together with Starlink. In general we use Starlink in conjunction with 4G / 5G to be redundant over multiple networks. The nice thing of using the Starlink is that this is a flat-rate subscription and depending on your provider 4G/5G might not be. this way you save money on data by offloading traffic to starlink. YourSide was one of the first to test with starlink for broadcast applications and thus has a lot of hands on experience with using this sort of links. In 2021 we already wrote about this on our website.