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Wireless HDMI (Under US $180) - Tested by Kwan (Finalfootage.com)

Kwan Khan

Kwan Khan

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Has a 30' wireless range for streaming content between your EPIC/ Scarlet, laptop or A/V unit and your display ( I tested up-to 50' ... not throu-wall)
WHDI: 4.9 to 5.9 GHz bandwidth
Latency about 1 frame only (Please check Video)
No Delay on Audio
uncompressed HDMI signal
Full 1080p

Video Link;
https://vimeo.com/46603270

Tested with EPIC + Panasonic BTLH17 + Warpia SWP700 + VF Ptap to USB + Blackmagic HDMI o SDI converter...


Following is my setup (Around US$600 including HDMI to SDI convertor);

1- Warpia SWP700 StreamEZ Wireless HDMI Streaming Kit (US$178.99)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/826920-REG/Warpia_SWP700_SWP700_StreamEZ_Wireless_HDMI.html
2- View Factor's PTAP-USB Converter (US$79)
http://www.viewfactor.net/products/epic-scarlet-acc/ptap-usb.html
3- Black Magic HDMI to SDI Battery Converter (US$280.25)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...c_Design_CONVBATT_HS_HDMI_to_SDI_Battery.html
4- Following P-tap cable is working fine with BM convertor (US$36)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/564324-REG/Litepanels_1DT_D_Tap_5_Cable_Assembly.html
5- Get yourself Slim HDMI extension for HDMI stick.
6- I'm using this with P-tap for power up Receiver (Ordered from Alibabaexpress.com for $8)
http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/109504746.html


Note: You must have Slim HDMI extension for HDMI stick. Do not try to force HDMI stick in your EPIC (lol)... please just get slim HDMI extension.


Now ya'll owe me at-least one of this unit for this mission(lol).... juz-jokin'
Enjoy and Save funds

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Nice setup! If you come to the UK I owe you a pint, heh! Cheaper and (maybe?) a bit more simple than a Teradek cube!

This looks like a cool solution for automatic on-set dailies. I'm getting a Blackmagic Intensity Extreme I/O card for my Reitna, which is HDMI not SDI, so no converter needed! :D

Out of this setup, what would I need to give the camera ops and keep in mind, d'you think?
 
Dan Kanes said:
Super Old news
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Edit:

Yes I agreed (lol).
your links are for Brite-View AirsyncHD - Size like a TWO gigantic BETACAM tape (lol). It's even comes with Screws and Anchor for wall setup.
brite-View-Air-SyncHD-Bundle.jpeg


Juz jokin' Dan....
We talikn' 'bout this 2012 unit ... See here;
WHDMI Transmitter dongle + Reciver + RED SSD (for size purposes)
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I'm pretty fimiliar with your system, But I don't have $1200 for now. But yes this unit isn't like yours, it only up-to 30' (Works fine 4now)

Will Steer said:
Nice setup! If you come to the UK I owe you a pint, heh! Cheaper and (maybe?) a bit more simple than a Teradek cube!

This looks like a cool solution for automatic on-set dailies. I'm getting a Blackmagic Intensity Extreme I/O card for my Reitna, which is HDMI not SDI, so no converter needed! :D

Out of this setup, what would I need to give the camera ops and keep in mind, d'you think?
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Thanks
Any specific reason going for Intensity I/O instead of UltraStudio Express?
Ideally I would've go for Ultra 3D but you need a power supply.......so I'm leaning toward to Express (never Intensity) or AJA T-tab.
 
Dan Kanes said:
Super Old news... See here:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-52638.html

http://www.reduser.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-53976.html

Now, I actually make my own system with longer range, much smaller size, and better quality, along with professional grade support and solutions:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-52638.html

There will always be a cheap way to do it, and a good way to do it.
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I agree with Dan!
I have his paralinx Arrow wireless system HDMI and work for a long day this weekend for over 17 hours with out any lost of sign and zero problems in a old factory with a lot of iron and thick walls. Over 150 feet without a problem.
I love it.

best Robert
 
Robert Berger said:
I agree with Dan!
I have his paralinx Arrow wireless system HDMI and work for a long day this weekend for over 17 hours with out any lost of sign and zero problems in a old factory with a lot of iron and thick walls. Over 150 feet without a problem.
I love it.

best Robert
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I hear, I know. I see, I remember, I do, I understand...Yes, yes, yes, I Agreed.... (lol),
Warpia SWP700 is only for those who can't afford Paralink Arrow at this time.


As he said, "There will always be a cheap way to do it, and a good way to do it."
its $180 vs $1200 damit...(lol - juz'jokin' fellas)
 
@ Martin

When did this happen I must have missed it .......dam 3.2.16 put my head in a spin & I was just grateful to get full functionality. Teach me to read the update list.

@ Kwan

Pardon my ignorance, I'm a litte confused on the the HDMI stick (the camera connection ) at the moment you seem to be powering thru an external tap. Doesn't the stick power off the HDMI port ?
 
Mike Garrick said:
@ Kwan

Pardon my ignorance, I'm a litte confused on the the HDMI stick (the camera connection ) at the moment you seem to be powering thru an external tap. Doesn't the stick power off the HDMI port ?
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No Mike, You do need external power (5VDC 1A) for stick
 
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