Switcher: Grass Valley 3G K-Frame – 5 M/E 64×48
Audio Board: Calrec Artemis Light (64×64 Analog, 64×64 AES, 384×384 MADI, 64×64 DANTE)
Router: Grass Valley Node 144×144 SDI, 16 3G Framesyncs, 162×18 Multiview
Cameras: Grass Valley LDX 86 WorldCam
Replay: EVS XT3
MU-22
The MU-22 is a purpose-built, self-contained mobile production unit designed for real-time acquisition, mixing, and broadcast delivery in a wide range of environments. Equipped with a full 3G Grass Valley production core, a multi-channel EVS replay system, 43 frame syncs, and an onboard Ku-band satellite uplink, MU-22 provides streamlined signal contribution from field to air.
Whether deployed for news coverage, live events, or government and public affairs broadcasting, MU-22 delivers exceptional performance, connectivity, and speed in a flexible and mobile footprint.
Vehicle Overview
Production Switching
Replay System
Routing & Terminal Equipment
Frame sync (43 total):
Multiview: 162×18 viewing capacity
Tally: TSL Tallyman tally interface
Camera System
Canon HD lens package:
Wired for 12 CCUs. Camera and lens configurations are available, and Grass Valley LDK 4426 single-mode triax adaptors are available on request.
Audio Facilities
Calrec Artemis Light surround sound console with Bluefin2 processing:
Communications System
RTS Adam M matrix (176×176):
Additional intercom gear:
Integrated Ku-Band Transmission
MU-22 includes a fully redundant Ku-band satellite uplink, making it a powerful tool for remote contribution and transmission.
This setup enables immediate contribution, backup transmission, or network handoff from the field, without the need for a separate uplink unit.
A/V Support Gear
Cable Infrastructure
Contact Operations for a specific list.
Why MU-22 Stands Out
MU-22 is one of the most compact and powerful production-plus-transmission combos in the fleet. Designed with broadcasters, agencies, and live media teams in mind, it’s ideal for field production where control, connectivity, and quick uplink capabilities are essential. With a full 3G production core, 43 frame syncs, advanced audio routing, and a dedicated Ku-band antenna system, MU-22 provides end-to-end coverage in one efficient platform.
Ideal Applications
Fast Reference Specs
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Video Switcher | GV K-Frame 3G · 5 M/E · 64 in / 48 out |
| Replay | Up to 3× EVS XT-VIA 8-ch + Spotbox · XFile3 · X-Hub3 |
| Routing | GV Node 3G (144×144) · Tallyman · 162×18 multiview |
| Frame Sync | 43 total · 18 AJA 3G · 25 For-A FA-505 |
| Cameras | GV LDX 86 WorldCam · 12 CCUs wired · Canon lenses |
| Audio Console | Calrec Artemis Light · Waves · Dante · MADI |
| Comms | RTS Adam M (176×176) · OMNEO · IFB · RVON |
| Uplink | 2.4 m AVL Ku · Advantech SSPBs · Ericsson AVP3000 |
| Dimensions | 48′ L + double expando, 75′ total length |
| Power | 3-phase · 190–240 V · 200 A · 150′ 2/0 AWG |
For more information or to book MU-22 for your next major broadcast, contact Live Media at 833.933.5483 or email solutions@livemediagroup.com.
Equipment complement is subject to change to accommodate specific needs.
Switcher: Grass Valley 3G K-Frame – 5 M/E 64×48
Audio Board: Calrec Artemis Light (64×64 Analog, 64×64 AES, 384×384 MADI, 64×64 DANTE)
Router: Grass Valley Node 144×144 SDI, 16 3G Framesyncs, 162×18 Multiview
Cameras: Grass Valley LDX 86 WorldCam
Replay: EVS XT3
MU-22
The MU-22 is a purpose-built, self-contained mobile production unit designed for real-time acquisition, mixing, and broadcast delivery in a wide range of environments. Equipped with a full 3G Grass Valley production core, a multi-channel EVS replay system, 43 frame syncs, and an onboard Ku-band satellite uplink, MU-22 provides streamlined signal contribution from field to air.
Whether deployed for news coverage, live events, or government and public affairs broadcasting, MU-22 delivers exceptional performance, connectivity, and speed in a flexible and mobile footprint.
Vehicle Overview
Production Switching
Replay System
Routing & Terminal Equipment
Frame sync (43 total):
Multiview: 162×18 viewing capacity
Tally: TSL Tallyman tally interface
Camera System
Canon HD lens package:
Wired for 12 CCUs. Camera and lens configurations are available, and Grass Valley LDK 4426 single-mode triax adaptors are available on request.
Audio Facilities
Calrec Artemis Light surround sound console with Bluefin2 processing:
Communications System
RTS Adam M matrix (176×176):
Additional intercom gear:
Integrated Ku-Band Transmission
MU-22 includes a fully redundant Ku-band satellite uplink, making it a powerful tool for remote contribution and transmission.
This setup enables immediate contribution, backup transmission, or network handoff from the field, without the need for a separate uplink unit.
A/V Support Gear
Cable Infrastructure
Contact Operations for a specific list.
Why MU-22 Stands Out
MU-22 is one of the most compact and powerful production-plus-transmission combos in the fleet. Designed with broadcasters, agencies, and live media teams in mind, it’s ideal for field production where control, connectivity, and quick uplink capabilities are essential. With a full 3G production core, 43 frame syncs, advanced audio routing, and a dedicated Ku-band antenna system, MU-22 provides end-to-end coverage in one efficient platform.
Ideal Applications
Fast Reference Specs
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Video Switcher | GV K-Frame 3G · 5 M/E · 64 in / 48 out |
| Replay | Up to 3× EVS XT-VIA 8-ch + Spotbox · XFile3 · X-Hub3 |
| Routing | GV Node 3G (144×144) · Tallyman · 162×18 multiview |
| Frame Sync | 43 total · 18 AJA 3G · 25 For-A FA-505 |
| Cameras | GV LDX 86 WorldCam · 12 CCUs wired · Canon lenses |
| Audio Console | Calrec Artemis Light · Waves · Dante · MADI |
| Comms | RTS Adam M (176×176) · OMNEO · IFB · RVON |
| Uplink | 2.4 m AVL Ku · Advantech SSPBs · Ericsson AVP3000 |
| Dimensions | 48′ L + double expando, 75′ total length |
| Power | 3-phase · 190–240 V · 200 A · 150′ 2/0 AWG |
For more information or to book MU-22 for your next major broadcast, contact Live Media at 833.933.5483 or email solutions@livemediagroup.com.
Equipment complement is subject to change to accommodate specific needs.