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A look at the new Desview Thunderbolt 1080p Wireless Transmission System, which aims to provide 5 GHz line-of-sight transmission over 1300’ away, plus some other nice specs and features.

Add reliable wireless video transmission to your production using the versatile **Thunderbolt 1080p Wireless Transmission System** from **Desview**. The system consists of a wireless transmitter and receiver set that provide HDMI input and output, 5 GHz line-of-sight transmission over 1300' away, and low latency.

The Desview Thundermon 5.5" 1080p60 Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Monitor Set is a 1080p Wireless Video Transmission Monitor system that includes one TX

A new wireless transmission system from the team at Desview is here, angling to be a top option for filmmakers and crews looking to add reliable wireless video transmission to their productions. This new system is set to consist of a wireless transmitter and receiver set that will be able to provide HDMI input and output with 5 GHz line-of-sight transmission from a pretty remarkable 1300’ away. The promise is to provide all of this with reliability and low latency, and to allow crews to work with efficient H.264 encoding and decoding of up to 1080p60 video. Pretty bold claims and exciting stuff; let’s check it out. * * * ### The Desview Thunderbolt 1080p Wireless Transmission System Overall, while there are many wireless video transmission systems currently on the market, there is always room for more to help keep competition high and, hopefully, costs low. This new Thunderbolt 1080p wireless transmission system from Desview should help with both, as it has a receiver with dual HDMI outputs and a transmitter with an HDMI loop output for displaying your local feed on a monitor. The system is set to be compatible with lower resolutions, along with the higher 1080p60 video specs mentioned above, and it should be able to provide low 60 ms latency, which should further help ensure all your transmissions are clear and free of blur. What’s neat about this system is that its HDMI output port on the transmitter allows video to be displayed on a monitor without compromising the quality of the transmitted signal. ### Price and Availability This new system shows promise, as it appears to be both reliable and convenient in design. The units are also HDCP-compliant to help ensure there's no copyright blocking on your transmissions, and the system can automatically choose a high-quality frequency channel with its invisible smart channel-hopping feature, which works in real time. Each Thunderbolt unit is powered by a separately available 5V USB-C power supply, or you can utilize the L-series/NP-F battery plate on the back of each unit. A USB power supply option also works, especially when used with stabilizers or other similar gear. If you’d like to find more info, here are the full specs and purchase options. * Wireless Video Transmitter/Receiver Set * 1080p60 HDMI Transmission over 1300' * Automatic Frequency Hopping * USB-C or L-Series Battery Power Options * Dual HDMI Output on RX, Loop Out on TX * Low 60ms Latency * HDCP Compliant ### Desview Thunderbolt 1080p Wireless Transmission System Add reliable wireless video transmission to your production using the versatile **Thunderbolt 1080p Wireless Transmission System** from **Desview**. The system consists of a wireless transmitter and receiver set that provide HDMI input and output, 5 GHz line-of-sight transmission over 1300' away, and low latency.

All signs point towards Elgato releasing their own streamer-focused teleprompter soon! A TwitchCon Paris visitor on Twitter posted a photo of a demo Elgato seems to have been hosting at the Twitch event demoing a wide-angle-looking teleprompter. The shell itself very much resembles the DesView T3 knockoff teleprompter (a product which violates Padcaster's patents, according

Here we are, just a number of days since our last visit with a Desview product and we are back for another round. This time with a slight upgrade from one of the company's flagship products. This time, we get to discuss the Desview R7SIII 7-inch Camera Field Monitor. This is somewhat similar to the

Desview launches the Atlas X video sender, delivering Ultra-HD 4K over 3km with 35ms delay, H.265 encoding, and dual HDMI/SDI support for professional monitoring and streaming.

It’s never a bad idea to have options, but the wireless video transmission system market is getting more crowded than ever before. For video pros, it’s a good thing; for brands, it becomes tricky to stand out from the crowd. The new Desview Atlas X aims to set a new benchmark for next-generation wireless video transmission technology, featuring Ultra-HD 4K resolution, 35ms low latency, a 3km transmission range, and full HDMI and SDI support. Let’s take a look at the Atlas X and see what it can actually offer for your shoots, professional productions, or event streaming needs. * * * ### Desview Atlas X Designed to support Ultra-HD 4K and 24Mbps high bitrate, the Desview Atlas X should easily be able to meet the 4K monitoring demands of modern videomaking. Tailored to include features that shooting crews want for working on diverse projects ike short films, TVCs, and ads, the Atlas X aims to provide high image quality and smooth collaboration. Its best feature might be its latest generation H.265 video encoding and decoding capabilities, which—when compared with H.264—saves 40%-50 % bitrate while keeping higher image quality. The technology also boosts network adaptability, performs more stably under complex network conditions, and supports smooth transmission in low-bandwidth environments overall. The Atlas X is also set to feature triple-band simultaneous transmission, which will help deliver an average one-to-one latency of 35ms in real tests. Real-time virtual production will also be able to stay perfectly in synchronization with no motion blur and no audio-video misalignment. ### Price and Availability Announced alongside some additional products which we’ll cover soon, the Atlas X system is available now and set to retail for _$769 on Desview’s website here_. Here are the full specs: * True Ultra-HD 4K and 24Mbps high bitrate * Automatic frequency hopping, anti-interference across the band * Utilize the latest generation H.265 video encoding and decoding * Ultra-low latency of 35ms * Ultra-long transmission distance of kilometers * Support UVC streaming, perfect for live-streaming * Full HDMI & SDI support * 1.05-inch Full-Color LCD display * Dual power supply: NP-F battery and a DC adapter * Aerospace aluminum material