Accsoon CineView 2 SDI Wireless Video Transmitter Announced

New design, 1080p full HD HD-SDI, and HDMI wireless video

With a weight of 200g/7oz for the transmitter and the receiver and built with aluminum alloy, the CineView 2 SDI comes with a new compact design and a quad antenna arrangement for better performance. The status of the units can be seen thanks to a new color display.

The CineView 2 SDI TX transmits video signals up to 1080p/60 and comes with an HD-SDI input, and an HDMI input and a loop-through output, while the RX unit has both HD-SDI and HDMI Full HD outputs. The device also has a 4K 60P HDMI input and loop-through output, useful to set the camera to output 4K over HDMI and loop through the signal to other 4K devices such as monitors and switchers.

The CineView 2 SDI RX unit features a USB-type C UVC output for direct connection to a computer or other compatible device. We can input the video directly to live-streaming software like OBS Studio.

CineView 2 SDI’s sides and back. – Source: Accsoon

Dual-band transmission and broad compatibility

The CineView 2 SDI’s Dual-Band transmission technology gives more stability by sending two full HD video signals simultaneously on different frequencies from the transmitter (TX), blended into a single, final image on the receiver.

The CineView 2 SDI TX unit can transmit to iOS and Android devices (the Accsoon SEE app offers monitoring tools like zebras, LUTs, waveforms, etc., and can record and stream with the app).

Finally, the CineView 2 SDI is compatible with the previous models, and it can be powered in different ways, like with NP-F970 batteries, V-lock batteries, or power banks.

Accsson CineView 2 SDI just announced. Image credit: Accson

Price and availability

The CineView 2 SDI TX/RX set will be available in the second quarter of 2024 from authorized Accsoon dealers at $649. For more information about AccSoon CineView products, please visit the Accsoon website.

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