2015Forum Video Assist and Video Accessories
Paralinx Triton Wireless Video Transmitter Spezifikationen und Vergleich mit konkurrierenden Systemen
Was die Diskussion ergab
- Das Triton-System bietet acht Frequenzkanäle über zwei Bänder anstelle der vier nicht überlappenden Kanäle, die für vergleichbare drahtlose Videosysteme typisch sind.
- Triton verfügt über eine Latenz von Sub-1 Millisekunden mit HDMI-Ein- und -Ausgang, die für Einstiegsanwendungen mit DSLRs und Actionkameras entwickelt wurde.
- Der Triton erreicht eine 450-500-Fuß-Line-of-Sight-Übertragungsreichweite mit externen Antennen am Sender, wobei eine überlegene Leistung unter optimalen Bedingungen möglich ist.
- The Triton does not support PSF or timecode, which may be a cost-driven design decision in entry-level products.
- The Triton differs fundamentally from encoder-based systems like the Teradek Beam, which uses H.264 encoding and achieves longer range but with approximately two frames of latency.
- Whether the increased channel count and range are achieved through 20 MHz channel width instead of 40 MHz, increased transmission power, or other technical modifications remains unclear from available specifications.
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- Specifications come from 2015 product announcements and are unverified by independent testing.
- The thread does not clarify the exact technical means by which eight channels are accommodated or whether all eight can be used simultaneously.
- Comparison between Triton and other systems like Bolt or Arrow is speculative rather than based on direct testing.
- The underlying wireless technology used in Triton is not confirmed as Amimon-based despite initial speculation.
- Performance figures for range are stated as line-of-sight and may vary based on environmental conditions.