The MiNE Media Q9 5G 4K Live Streaming Bonding Video Encoder. It features HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs that support up to UHD 4K30 via HDMI or 1080p60 via SDI resolutions, and you can also source switch between them using the remote M Live app or a local source button.
The Q9 5G 4K Live Streaming Bonding Video Encoder can bond up to 8 network outputs using its numerous output methods, including Wi-Fi, Ethernet, a USB Mi-Fi dongle, one SIM slot for 5G LTE cellular, and five SIM slots for 4G LTE cellular destinations. You can also record your stream onto an optional SD card using the integrated SD/TF card slot. Differential Encoder
The unit features an internal 12,000mAh battery that can operate for up to three hours. While it does come with an AC power supply, it would have been better to have seen some sort of external battery solution made available. 3 hours of runtime is not suitable for a lot of applications.
It supports H.264/H.265 and SRT streaming to servers and social media sites such as Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter using RTMP/RTMPS/RTSP and SRT protocols.
You can view a preview image of your stream on the 5″ front color display. Audio can be recorded using AAC format up to 192 kHz / 24-bit audio and it features 3.5mm input, 3.5mm output for monitoring, and it also features an integrated speaker.
The MiNE Media Q9 5G 4K Live Streaming Bonding Video Encoder has physical dimensions of 8.8 x 5.8 x 2.3″ / 223 x 147 x 58 mm and it weighs 2.9 lb / 1.3 kg.
The MiNE Media Q9 5G 4K Live Streaming Bonding Video Encoder retails for $5,600 USD.
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