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Diversified Communications, Inc

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Founded in 1987 with a single Hubcom satellite truck, DCI is one of the oldest SNG providers in the United States with over 30 years of continual operation.  Click below to learn about our current fleet!

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1 week ago

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Here's a blast from the past- in 2006, we built this Ka-band terminal which converted consumer HDV directly to an ASI MPEG stream and modulated with DVB-S. This was back when HDSDI encoders were very expensive, allowing consumer HDV cameras to be used for live satellite newsgathering. A major drawback was the spotbeam configuration of Ka satellites, limiting the coverage where the signal could be received to a few hundred mile radius. This lends itself more to IP terminals, which is how commercial Ka is almost exclusively used today. ... See MoreSee Less

Heres a blast from the past- in 2006, we built this Ka-band terminal which converted consumer HDV directly to an ASI MPEG stream and modulated with DVB-S. This was back when HDSDI encoders were very expensive, allowing consumer HDV cameras to be used for live satellite newsgathering. A major drawback was the spotbeam configuration of Ka satellites, limiting the coverage where the signal could be received to a few hundred mile radius. This lends itself more to IP terminals, which is how commercial Ka is almost exclusively used today.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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Does it still see the light of day when Al has visitors - that system was way ahead of its time

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3 weeks ago

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Busy week for our Capitol fiber lines! For this particular client we are bringing in 4 pool cameras and providing a switched feed. ... See MoreSee Less

Busy week for our Capitol fiber lines! For this particular client we are bringing in 4 pool cameras and providing a switched feed.
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now you are a part of history...

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4 weeks ago

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Yesterday we provided transmission for a media tour from the Capitol lawn. We used 6 GHz COFDM with an amplifier to send ASI from an Adtec encoder to one of our fiber drops at the Supreme Court steps, about 600' away. From there it went on our fiber network back to the teleport for satellite uplink. Normally we would have encoded for satellite right at the microwave and passed ASI from fiber right to the satellite modulator but in this case we had to decode first to reassign audio channels. So to provide the best quality, the microwave encoding was 29 Mbps 4:2:2 with Adtec's very low delay mode. This solution provided better picture quality and much less latency than a bonded cellular device. ... See MoreSee Less

Yesterday we provided transmission for a media tour from the Capitol lawn. We used 6 GHz COFDM with an amplifier to send ASI from an Adtec encoder to one of our fiber drops at the Supreme Court steps, about 600 away. From there it went on our fiber network back to the teleport for satellite uplink. Normally we would have encoded for satellite right at the microwave and passed ASI from fiber right to the satellite modulator but in this case we had to decode first to reassign audio channels. So to provide the best quality, the microwave encoding was 29 Mbps 4:2:2 with Adtecs very low delay mode. This solution provided better picture quality and much less latency than a bonded cellular device.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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