Kiloview P1 4G Bonding SDI Video Encoder

Stream a live SDI camera from anywhere over bonded 4G

The Kiloview P1 is a compact bonding encoder that takes an SDI camera feed and sends it live over the internet, combining several 4G, Wi-Fi and Ethernet links into one reliable uplink.

It is built for field work where there is no fixed internet, and it works like a LiveU-class bonded encoder.

The Kiloview P1 is a portable 4G bonding SDI video encoder. It accepts a 3G-SDI camera or switcher feed up to 1080p60, encodes it in H.264, and streams that signal out over the internet in real time.

Instead of relying on a single connection, it bonds up to four 4G cellular channels together, two from internal SIM slots and two from USB modems, and it can add Wi-Fi and RJ45 Ethernet on top.

The encoder blends all of those links into one stream, so when one mobile network weakens the others carry the load and the broadcast stays steady.

That is what makes bonded encoding different from a plain single-SIM streamer, and it is why productions use this kind of gear when a stable live feed matters.

On the output side it is flexible. It streams over RTMP, RTSP, SRT, RTP, HLS and TS, and it can push the same feed to up to 16 destinations at the same time, such as YouTube, Facebook and a studio ingest.

It encodes a main stream up to 1080p60 and a sub-stream up to 720p60 for adaptive delivery, and a microSD slot keeps a local recording while it streams.

The body is roughly 115 by 75 by 35mm and about 400g, running on an internal battery or a DC 12V adapter at only about 6.5W, so it mounts on a camera hot-shoe and goes fully untethered.

You bring the SDI camera, an SDI cable and active SIM cards with data, and we supply the encoder ready to configure through its web interface.