Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter

The Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter allows you to transmit HD video to any iOS or Android device. The Accsoon CineView HE TX expands upon the CineEye 2 wireless video transmission system by making the transmission signal faster and more stable, and adding new powering options such as USB-C. The CineView HE TX allows a 1080p video and audio signal to travel from your camera to up to four mobile devices via the HDMI connection on your camera, and also features HDMI loopout for use with a wired monitor on or near the camera. Dedicated receivers (sold separately) can also be added to allow field monitors, projectors, and other HDMI capable devices to be connected wireless to the transmitter. You Already Have the Monitor By transmitting an HDMI signal directly to iOS or Android devices via 5G WiFi, the CineView HE transmitter allows crew to use the everyday devices that they already have – their phones or tablets. By combining modern high-resolution smart device screens with the strong signal of the CineView HE TX, the videographer can turn their devices into professional camera monitors. The camera operator, director, client, or other members of the crew can see and hear what the camera is capturing in real-time from up to 150 meters away. Low Latency, High Quality Signal With an average latency of under 60ms – the CineView HE TX has nearly undetectable lag while maintaining a high-quality image via its strong wireless signal. The CineView HE TX is also highly resistant to outside interference, and automatically modifies and selects channels that have the least resistance. The transmitter also alters the bitrate and video quality of the outgoing signal in order to maximize connection and framerate to make sure you are always able to monitor what is happening. Flexible Battery Life The CineView HE TX lets you take control of your power situation. You can power the CineView HE TX with via a Sony-style NP-F battery, plugging into ground or tap power via the built in DC input, or using the new USB-C power port. By allowing the user to use their own power source, the CineView SE TX can run as long the shoot requires.