Liveu Solo Pro Hdmi 4K Video/audio Encoder

LiveU Solo Pro HDMI 4K Video/Audio Encoder – Broadcast Live From Anywhere

The Solo Pro HDMI is the encoder broadcasters reach for when the venue has no network worth trusting. It takes a 4K60 HDMI feed from your camera or switcher, encodes it in HEVC, and bonds up to six IP connections at once – cellular modems, Wi-Fi and Ethernet together – so a weak or failing link becomes a non-event instead of a dropped stream. LiveU’s Reliable Transport protocol manages the bundle in real time, which is why this class of unit shows up at news events, sports fixtures, weddings and launches where going live is not optional.

Key features

• HDMI input up to 4Kp60 from cameras and production switchers
• HEVC (H.265) and H.264 encoding for broadcast quality at lower bitrates
• Bonds up to six connections simultaneously for bandwidth and redundancy
• LiveU Reliable Transport (LRT) manages bonded links in real time
• 5G-ready external modem support via USB
• Streams to RTMP and SRT destinations, LiveU Cloud and social platforms
• Portable, battery-powered operation with touchscreen control
• Remote management through LiveU’s cloud portal

Bonding is the whole point

A single connection – venue Wi-Fi, one SIM, one hotspot – is a single point of failure with a bitrate that collapses exactly when the crowd arrives and everyone shares the same tower. Bonding aggregates several independent links and spreads the stream across them. If one modem loses its tower or a Wi-Fi network saturates, the remaining connections carry the picture while the encoder rebalances. The audience sees a continuous stream; only the telemetry shows anything happened.

4K60 with HEVC efficiency

The Solo Pro accepts up to 4Kp60 over HDMI and encodes in HEVC, which delivers a given picture quality at roughly half the bitrate of H.264 – decisive when your uplink is bonded cellular rather than fibre. Adaptive bitrate logic continuously matches the encode to the bandwidth actually available across the bonded links, protecting continuity first and resolution second, which is the right order for live work.

Built for the field

The unit is designed to ride on a camera rig or sit in a run bag: internal battery power, a touchscreen for local control, and cloud-based remote management so a producer elsewhere can configure destinations and monitor health. From a one-person live report to a multi-camera event switched into the HDMI input, it replaces a rack of infrastructure with something you can carry onto the location.

If your work is live and your locations are unpredictable, the Solo Pro HDMI is the professional answer to the question every streamer eventually asks: what happens when the network fails mid-broadcast?