Wireless Video

Wireless Video

Wireless Video is far from being a new technology, after all, Motorola's S-Band transponders transmitted television signals from the Apollo 11 mission in 1969! That proved wireless video could be reliably used for high-stakes production, and wireless development intensified as engineers sought ways to transmit video without cables. In today's A/V ecosphere, wireless video is not just important - it's an indispensable tool providing mobility, speed, and creative flexibility. Digital wireless systems with HD/4K transmission, and low-latency are making wireless video standard on film sets, live events, empowering drone cinematography, and reality TV and streaming.

Top Brands
A leader in the wireless video arena, Irvine, California's Teradek is well known for rock-solid, zero-delay, wireless video transmission systems. Widely used in filmmaking, live broadcasting, and other mission-critical environments, their Bolt series of 12G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitters and Receivers solves the biggest pain points in professional wireless video: interference, reliability, range, and workflow compatibility. Teradek's constant spirit of innovation keeps its gear on the cutting edge. Bolt's zero-delay architecture is undisputably one of the most dependable systems on set. Teradek Bolt delivers real-time (<1ms) transmission up to 1500 feet line-of-sight, ideal for Steadicam operation, gimbal work, automotive rigs, large stages, and exterior sets. In multi-camera reality or documentary work, Teradek hits the sweet spot between professional-grade performance, long-range reliability, and affordability with zero-delay, long-range, 6 GHz stability-without the cost of the XT or MAX systems.

Plenty Of Options
Award-winning Hollyland provides affordable, high-performance wireless systems that help indie filmmakers and small production teams achieve studio-level performance. Widely used in Film and TV production, live events, House of Worship, corporate video, and Vlogging. Hollyland helps create unique influencer content, and in Broadcast environments, they deliver products like the Cosmo, which delivers up to 3,000 ft LOS transmission for both HDMI and 3G-SDI, putting them in a class normally dominated by much more expensive systems. Hollyland technology supports two transmitters feeding one receiver, simplifying multi-camera monitoring.

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Choosing to explore Wireless Video options with us means you not only maximize your choices, but you maximize your value! Markertek's In-House Industry Experts are ready to be your support staff, true A/V professionals that care about making sure you are 100% satisfied. We're proud to provide our customers with one-on-one advice. Our Sales Engineers offer deep knowledge and dependable technical support, providing guidance on equipment purchases, system and workflow design without exceeding your budget. Contact us today!

FAQ

What is the best way to power a wireless video system?
Powering a wireless video system depends on how you shoot, how long you need to run, and how clean you want your rig to be. But across film sets, live events, and broadcast work, the best overall method is a V-Mount or Gold-Mount battery with D-Tap power.

What does LOS stand for?
LOS stands for "Line of Sight". It refers to an unobstructed straight path between the transmitter and receiver.