Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions providing video transport and mobile internet connectivity, is introducing its most powerful version of the EnGo mobile transmitter at the IBC Show in September. The latest EnGo is designed to give a picture quality advantage to broadcasters, especially when capturing high-motion news and sports content.

The EnGo is a compact mobile transmitter that encodes high-quality video and transmits over multiple Internet Protocol (IP) networks to reliably deliver exceptional picture quality with extremely low latency — even in challenging network conditions. It can be mounted on a camera or in a vehicle and worn in a backpack.

The new Dejero EnGo transmitter will feature increased processing power and enhanced implementation of the High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) compression standard, and can encode up to 20 Mb/s and support 1080p 50/60. The additional processing power has paved the way for a new dynamic content adaptation feature that intelligently adjusts the encoding process based on the amount of motion detected within content that is being captured. This allows broadcasters to automatically and seamlessly transition from a talking-head shot with limited motion to high-motion content without any softening of the picture or introduction of compression artifacts.