Recent updates
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Core Plans & Definitions
Updated onArticlesNew Core pricing model has 5 plans available: On-demand* - for customers who do not live stream every month; Basic - for occasional live streaming; Plus - for live streaming on regular basis; Pro - for broadcasters and pro streamers; Enterprise - a customized plan for big corporations whose needs exceed above mentioned plans.*Please note: On-demand & Core Lite 3.0 subscriptions are only available for legacy customers. If users create a brand new account now or will change the subscription from On-demand to any other, they won't be able to subscribe to On-demand anymore.
Cloud Services Core Core Pricing
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Streaming to Twitter from Core
Updated onArticlesPlease note,X Introduced New Live Streaming Requirements.From July 14, 2024, X requires users to have a verified X Premium subscription to livestream:https://x.com/Live/status/1812291533162590577
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Prism Mobile 5G/Mk II Quick Start Guide (2024)
Updated onArticlesPrism Mobile is the lightest LTE-enabled camera-back video encoder on the market. With a flexible I/O and a compact, low-SWaP design, Prism Mobile easily fits into any workflow. Prism Mobile gives you 4K 10-bit HDR video transmission with integrated LTE network bonding for live coverage from any location. Prism Mobile is designed to seamlessly fit onto the back of your ENG or professional camera or placed directly on a table top. Prism Mobile can encode up to 4Kp60 video with stunning 10-bit 4:2:2 image fidelity paired with Stereo or 5.1 surround sound. The Prism platform supports many common streaming protocols such as MPEG-TS, RTSP/RTP, RTMPS, and SRT, and can be connected to Teradek’s Core Cloud Platform for even more flexibility.
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What Services Are Available for Teradek Data
Updated onArticlesTeradek Data is a suite of cellular solutions that allows connectivity for multiple used cases and comes and different varieties to meet your needs
Modems/Networking Teradek Data About Teradek Data
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Streaming - Encoder/Decoder
Updated onArticlesPrism encoders are capable of encoding and streaming video to Prism decoders using several different protocols by configuring your decoder card to receive streams from the encoder. Choose the Stream Mode and Ingest Mode that are best for your application. Depending on the video’s destination, you can pick from a variety of different stream modes, each with its own set of configurable settings described here. Before streaming, ensure that the encoder and decoder are on the same network and using the same streaming method.
Encoders - Cube, Prism and Vidiu Products Prism Card/Device Configuration
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Network Configuration
Updated onArticlesConfigure Serv’s network interface and encryption options by opening the Network menu from the web UI.
Encoders - Cube, Prism and Vidiu Products Serv Network/System Configuration
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Configuration for Priority Data Europe
Updated onArticlesInsert your SIM into the Prism Mobile or Node device. From the web UI, navigate to the Network menu and select the corresponding Modem. Depending on which hardware you have, you have a couple of options Prism Mobile and Node II- Select which slot you inserted your sim into. Prism Mobile MK II / 5G / Node 5G - Move the slot to slot II/Physical slot Node IIv2 - Slot 1 If it's not already selected, Select Teradek Priority Data Europe from the Configuration drop-down menu Select your SIM carrier (KPN, 3, or Elisa) If it's not already selected, Click the Auto Carrier tab, then click Save.
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Prism Flex Mk II (2024)
Updated onArticlesEncoders - Cube, Prism and Vidiu Products Prism Technical Specifications
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Prism Mobile 5G/Mk II (2024)
Updated onArticlesEncoders - Cube, Prism and Vidiu Products Prism Technical Specifications
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Supported Cameras for Teradek C2C Encoders
Updated onArticlesTeradek is the on-ramp to the cloud. Our encoders push live streams and instant recordings to a variety of cloud platforms for viewing and playback. Recordings can also be used for editorial, either as the hero negative or as a proxy. If used as a proxy, it is important for recordings to match the camera’s original timecode and filename, so they can later be relinked to the Original Camera Footage (OCF). To do this, our encoders: Read the metadata coming from the camera’s SDI or HDMI feed Generate instant encodings Check match accuracy Upload to the cloud Each camera manufacturer and each camera define their metadata differently. Teradek encoders must therefore parse the information coming out of the SDI feed and determine how to best pull the necessary information.We have tested the following cameras for their known accuracy. Other cameras may also work.Tip: If using a camera not on this list, set your Teradek encoder’s “Camera Record Trigger” to “Sony” in the encoder’s Web UI.Teradek SDI Encoders for Supported Cameras Teradek Cube 655 Teradek Serv 4K Teradek Prism Flex
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