What is a good Wireless HDMI Transmitter

[Abiodun Shote]

my next question is, is SDI very important to have? Ive never used it?

IMHO it's more reliable, especially the lock mechanism but more often times its a lot more expensive

 

[Ben Scott]

Thanks Bob

 

[Bérenger Brillante]

My paralinx arrow was in a custom module from action products for nearly years. HDMI all the way.
It works like a charm, until you need to plug/unplug on a daily basis. The connector is not made for that.

The SDI locking mechanism is actually not for safety, it's for a good contact between the pin.
The good thing about SDI is if you happen to walk on the cable, the camera's connector won't break, or you won't drop the camera, but the cable itself just plug out, broken.
If it happen with an HDMI plug, you're fucked. camera's connectors and cable itslef will be bent.

HDMI is also not repairable on set (not repairable at all btw), while SDI is. Signal is the same.

 

[Ben Scott]

Out of interest I'm trying to work out which system this is the Chinese OEM version of. Any ideas?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/wireless-HD...-coverage-300-meters-with-Tally-/112118320313

Yes you can wireless watching...

 

[Raphael_Carpenter]

I was using Nyrius HDMI transmitter with Sony F55 two years with no issues.
Now Red Epic - still 100% working order!