The LinkDV solution is ideally suited for video delivery solutions. Contribution applications include on-demand news and SNG feed backhaul circuits. Distribution applications include Video-on-demand, DVD Distribution, Digital Cinema, and video-over-DSL.
The LinkDV terminals in the remote stations are equipped with the standard LinkXX hardware and software modules:
  QoS / ToS Router.
  8 mb/s modulator.
  8 mb/s demodulator.
  SCAN module.
 
The LinkDV can also be equipped with:
  Video capture card - captures and digitizes analog video.
  Video compression card - encodes uncompressed digital video to H.264,   MPEG2, MPEG4, or Even Technologies PSI.
  Encryption engine - provides content security and prevents unauthorized   reception.
  DVB IRD - low cost receivers for high data rate, high volume applications.
  High demodulators - up to 100 mb/s.
Contribution Video

In a contribution network, video from remote points is transmitted to one or more central points for editing and content delivery. Higher priority video may be sent immediately, and lower priority content can be stored and forwarded. For on-demand high priority contribution, the LinkDV hunts for an available RF channel as soon as the video starts streaming from the encoder. If there are no available channels, the LinkDV will start spooling to non-volatile media and continue to search until an available channel is found. If the circuit is intended to be store and forward, the spooling would commence first and then the system would look for a suitable channel or would wait until an off peak hour to send the video.

Allocated satellite spectrum for contribution networks is segmented into pooled channels, similar to a LinkIP STAR network. The hub station (collection point for the video) has as many demodulators as the number of available RF channels. Remotes seize available channels when the need arises to transmit video on-demand to the hub. Since video systems are generally low recurrence circuits, there are typically a relatively low number of channels for a fairly large number of contributing stations, for example 5 or 6 channels to serve 200 remotes. Bandwidth savings can be significant for this type of network with combined use of the SCAN bandwidth manager and advanced compression techniques, such as H.264 Part 10 (AVC).

A low data rate outbound carrier can be used to maintain contact and handle light inter-office traffic. The LinkDV’s can also be equipped with an encryption engine to permit full protection of the content being transmitted.

Video Distribution

A distribution network broadcasts video content from a central site to multiple remote sites. Distribution networks often have a contribution component, with one or more remote sites equipped for video/ data transmission back to the central site.

New video compression algorithms and evolving satellite modulation technologies and forward error correction techniques are enabling broadcast quality video with unprecedented bandwidth efficiency. The LinkDV will accommodate the new PCI-based hardware and software encoder / decoders, as well as advanced modulators and demodulators.

LinkDV advantages for distribution applications are:
  Advanced Bandwidth Management - The SCAN bandwidth manager allows   complete network automation, for true on-demand access.
  Single Box Solution - can be equipped to be both encoder and decoder,   and thus can be used at both the transmission and reception ends of a   digital video link.
  Modular Architecture - PCI architecture allows use of plug-in video   encoders, decoders, modulators, demodulators, and IDRs in the same   chassis.
  IP Transport - Native IP transport allows LAN/ WAN routing of video.
  Security - Industry leading encryption affords highest degree of security.
 

The LinkDV solution is ideally suited for emerging video distribution technologies such as Digital Cinema, Video-On-Demand, and DVD Delivery. The integral advanced video encoding and security capabilities of the LinkDV are unique to the industry.

The SCAN bandwidth manager gives the solutions the ability to determine video feed priority on-the-fly. The LinkDV can look at bandwidth availability and QoS level of the requested feed, and then make the determination whether to transmit immediately or store and forward the video for future delivery.

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LinkDV VIDEO CONTRIBUTION/ DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

1)
  Overview –
  SCAN Overview
2)
  Video Contribution –
  SCAN Demo
3)
  Cellular Backhaul –
  SCANplus Demo
4)
  Video Backhaul –
  SCANultra Demo
 
 
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The LinkIP solution was specifically designed for IP transport of data traffic in STAR, MESH, and Hybrid network architectures.
LinkDV is a digital video delivery solution designed for video contribution and video distribution applications.

SCAN (Scanned Channel Assigned Networking) is LinkSat’s patent pending bandwidth manager that is revolutionizing satellite network management.

LinkSat is an experienced systems integrator, and can design, supply, and install networks on a turnkey basis. Service, hardware maintenance contracts, software maintenance contracts are also offered by LinkSat’s integration and service group.
 
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