Newslive is providing redundant satellite trucks (SNG) all over Western Europe since 2006.
We are specialized in high powered SCPC 1+1 HD sports uplinks for major broadcasters in Belgium and France.
In France we mostly use 2+1 HD, since they usually ask for extra safety.
Our main trucks are EBU compliant and we can fit more encoders or an ASI mux (MCPC).
With our NTT HEVC encoders we can do a 4 channel redundant mux.

Our uplink trucks are all 2+1 redundant with high power and big dishes to make sure we can work in most weather conditions.
We can do multiple paths HD uplinks on all major satellites to Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa.
We can also do 16APSK, DVBS2X and HEVC to save bandwidth or maximize picture quality.

To offer higher power, during increasingly bad weather in Europe, Newslive has decided to build a truck with a 2.4 meter antenna (HOL324).
This truck is also equipped with the latest technology to decrease bandwidth use or increase picture quality.
A redundant NTT HC32000E HEVC Encoder. These encoders can offer your standard 1080i HD feed, but also 1080p, HDR or Ultra HD. But also a redundant 4 channel mux, if ever there’s a need to backhaul a number of feeds.
All channels on a 1+1 feed can have 16 audio channels with Dolby-E or Dolby Atmos Passthrough. For example, this encoder, together with DVBS2X and 16APSK modulation offers a HD channel on 4.5 MHz, instead of the standard 9 MHz, using 8PSK and DVBS2X

Newslive is based in the south of The Netherlands (Holland) and also serves Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg and France.

HOL322 and HOL324 can also do 1080p, HDR and UHD. Please check this in the website below.