Building a wireless HDMI video monitoring solution using WHDI technology

Gear

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2011Video Assist and Video Accessories forum

15 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

WHDI wireless HDMI transmission can deliver uncompressed video with zero latency
A WHDI dongle powered through USB can be configured to output both HDMI and HD-SDI simultaneously
The advertised range for this WHDI implementation is 23 feet when obstructed
WHDI signal can penetrate multiple walls without significant loss
Enclosing WHDI equipment in a sealed pelican case degrades signal strength
HDMI protocol generally does not support PSF video signals

Testing was limited to one camera model at the time of the discussion
The original prototype unit failed during early development and required replacement
Range testing was incomplete and mostly theoretical based on manufacturer specifications
One user reported compatibility issues with PSF output from their particular camera setup