SNG, Mobile Uplinks, Bonded Cellular and Downlinks

I'm sure I remember seeing a sat truck with the number plate H264 MPG.... and if I didn't, there should be

Not according to the DVLA website

It was something I like that...

Tempting though, I wonder how much it would cost

Anyone know what the UPOD designated SNGs are? Just seen this one on a Sky feed:

http://www.sislive.tv/download/datasheets/uPod.pdf
http://www.sislive.tv/case-studies-new/pdf-versions/SIS-upod.pdf

There was lots of news feeds for the general election without moving the dish, just mainly count feeds although there was one clear channel4 feed which was interesting to watch.

Yeh was a busy night!

I saw trucks out there from Spain, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands and France. Always Impressive how they manage that.

Out of last nights counts how many would you guys say were pool feeds?

Not sure - historically I don't think election counts are pooled that much. (As you need to put reporters in front of the cameras - and Sky, BBC and ITV will all want to do lives at the same time)

Yep - and increasing use of IP connectivity too (either through 3G/4G bonding or hardwired/WiFi IP)

Is this what the BBC did I failed to get any of the bbcs count feeds

Some were definitely on SNG DVB satellite - but increasingly the BBC is using IP (including via VSat satellite ).