Introducing the Videocast 4K SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter, the ultimate solution for wirelessly transmitting high-quality video and audio signals. With an impressive range of 650 feet (200 meters), this transmitter is perfect for a wide range of professional applications, including live events, sports broadcasting, and film production. The 4K SDI/HDMI compatibility ensures that you can transmit the highest quality video feeds without any loss of resolution or clarity.
 
Say goodbye to the limitations of traditional wired setups and embrace the freedom and flexibility of wireless video transmission. The Videocast transmitter provides a reliable and stable connection, allowing you to transmit your video signals with confidence, regardless of the environment or conditions. With its compact and portable design, this transmitter is the perfect companion for on-the-go productions and setups. Experience the future of video transmission with the Videocast 4K SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter.
 
The VIDEOCAST 4K SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter WL098 is designed to wirelessly transmit high-quality video signals over a significant distance, making it suitable for professional and commercial applications. Here are the key features and details for this device:
 
Key Features
High Resolution Support: Supports up to 4K video transmission, ensuring high-quality video output.
Dual Input Options: Equipped with both SDI and HDMI inputs, providing flexibility in connecting various types of source devices.
Long Range Transmission: Capable of transmitting video signals up to 200 meters (approximately 656 feet), suitable for large indoor and medium-sized outdoor settings.
Low Latency: Designed to deliver video with minimal delay, essential for real-time applications like live broadcasts, events, and gaming.
Plug and Play: Easy to set up without requiring extensive configuration.
Stable Transmission: Utilizes advanced wireless technology to ensure a stable and reliable signal, even over long distances.
Power Supply: Requires external power for both the transmitter and receiver, typically through dedicated power adapters.
Additional Features: This may include functionalities like IR pass-through for remote control, multicast support, and robust encryption for secure transmission.
 
Setup Instructions
Connect the Transmitter:
HDMI Input: Plug the HDMI cable from your source device (e.g., camera, computer, media player) into the HDMI input port of the transmitter.
SDI Input: Alternatively, connect the SDI cable from your source device to the SDI input port if your setup uses SDI connections.
Connect the Receiver:
Plug the HDMI or SDI cable from the receiver into the HDMI or SDI input port of your display device (e.g., monitor, TV, projector).
Power the Devices: Use the included power adapters to power both the transmitter and receiver units.
Pairing: Follow the manufacturer's instructions to pair the transmitter and receiver, which usually involves pressing a pairing button on each device until they connect successfully.
Test the Connection: Once paired, test the connection by playing video content from the source device to ensure the signal is transmitted correctly and the quality is satisfactory.
 
Use Cases
Professional Video Production: Ideal for transmitting video from cameras to monitors or switchers in a studio or on location.
Live Events: Suitable for broadcasting live events such as concerts, sports events, and conferences where high-quality video transmission is crucial.
Home Theater: Transmit 4K video from media players to large-screen TVs or projectors without the need for long cables.
Commercial Installations: Use in commercial spaces such as hotels, shopping malls, and airports for digital signage or broadcasting purposes.
Considerations
Line of Sight: Ensure a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver for optimal performance, especially in larger or complex environments.
Interference: Be mindful of potential interference from other wireless devices operating in the same frequency band.
Power Requirements: Make sure there are accessible power outlets for both the transmitter and receiver units.