VIDEOCAST Wireless HD HDMI Transmitter and Receiver VC-TX821

Key Features

Transmits crystal-clear HD resolution, making it perfect for professional video applications where image quality matters most

Delivers reliable wireless video up to 400 meters (line-of-sight), providing ample coverage for large venues, stages, or outdoor shoots.

Ensures near real-time video delivery with minimal delay—ideal for live broadcasts, event streaming, and director monitoring.

Offers greater signal stability and adaptability in environments prone to interference.

The transmitter includes an HDMI loop-out, allowing you to monitor the video feed locally while simultaneously transmitting it.

You can power one transmitter to feed multiple receivers, perfect for multi-display setups like stage screens or director villages.

You can power one transmitter to feed multiple receivers, perfect for multi-display setups like stage screens or director villages.

Designed for field mobility, it supports NPF-style batteries, enabling extended untethered operation without relying on direct power sources.

Deliver high-resolution video across stages and venues wirelessly for dynamic live broadcasting.

Deploy wireless video for lectures, seminars, or multi-room streaming—perfect for educational institutes and training centers.

Stream camera feeds to director monitors or video village setups wirelessly, enhancing mobility and workflow efficiency.

Move 4K video wirelessly from living rooms to bedrooms or other rooms—great for cable-free home setups.

Transmit multiple camera feeds seamlessly to display screens or control stations during ceremonies and receptions.

Enjoy smooth, real-time gameplay in 4K with minimal latency—perfect for enthusiasts and immersive setups.

Enable wireless connections between cameras, switchers, and monitors—streamlining studio operations and reducing cable clutter.

Ideal for on-location news coverage, thanks to its battery-powered flexibility, long range, and plug-and-play deployment.

Share live presentations or video content across conference rooms and large meeting spaces without HDMI cabling.

Stream video during services across large worship venues—enabling multiple viewing points like overflow rooms or displays.