Daniel Pisarski

Yes the LiveU Net 4G and LiveU Net 5G external modems are compatible with Solo PRO. Due to specific power requirements of these external devices, when used with the Solo PRO Y-cables (for 4 modem s...

The Solo PRO uses 4 external USB modems to bond up to 6 total IP connections (4 modems, LAN and Wi-Fi).   While the chassis has slots for SIMs, this is for use when the same enclosure is used as an...

  Modems Supported in 7.0.4/7.1.0 and on Solo PRO Important note current about the Huawei -325 generation of modems, please see the dedicated article! As the available modems worldwide have changed...

There are newer Huawei modems, that use a "-320" suffix or "-325" suffix, but share the same starting part of the model number with previous models (E8732, E3372, etc.).  These "-320" and "-325" va...

Starting today on the portal, you can review your credit balance for your account, on the Subscription Info page:   Features that may lead to a credit balance: The referral system The Solo PRO L...

While there are a few ways this might occur, such as IP conflict, the newest sims seem to introduce a new way this occurs. The sims default to IPv6 which the Solo units do not yet support.   This c...

Prior to February 22nd, 2023, we used a method of SSO between the Solo Portal (https://solo.liveu.tv) and our support portal (https://liveu.zendesk.com), so that if you clicked the "Support" link i...

Below are some guidelines for streaming with 4K resolution on your Solo PRO. Use 4K Input Maybe this one is obvious, but because the Solo PRO will not upscale a lower resolution input, you have to ...

You may have noticed your new LiveU Solo PRO includes an HDMI extension cable, sometimes called a "pigtail" cable, as well as the tension clip that also shipped with LiveU Solo. This different cabl...

This article includes some guidance on how to properly setup your LiveU Solo Belt Pack for 4 modem support, as well as wire your camera to either the HDMI or SDI ports on the LiveU Solo PRO. Positi...