2010Video Assist and Video Accessories forum
Boxx Meridian HD/SD wireless video transmission system capabilities and performance
16 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.
What the thread found
- The Meridian system transmits uncompressed HD or SD video with less than 1 millisecond latency over the unlicensed 5.1-5.8 GHz band, legal in the U.S. and most countries.
- The system supports multiple receivers in broadcast mode for coverage across large distances and tunnels, or unicast mode for single receiver operation with control capabilities.
- The transmitter and receiver come standard with rubber-ducky antennas but can use high-gain 5.x GHz antennas to extend range.
- A built-in HD to SD downconverter in the receiver allows using either HD or SD monitors when shooting HD video.
- Transmission is encrypted to prevent signal interception.
- Range testing showed 1-2 blocks in Manhattan with stock antennas, and over 300 feet indoors and outdoors, with potential doubling through high-gain antennas.
- Broadcast and portable receivers perform similarly with proper setup and matching antennas, though iris and tally control is only available on the broadcast receiver.
- Manual channel selection on any of 65 channels ensures stable connection without automatic frequency searching issues.
- The system can outperform significantly more expensive competing systems with proper antenna setup.
Depends on
- Unit size is larger than some competing systems but comparable to other HD-capable transmitters.
- The broadcast receiver costs substantially more than the portable receiver and is primarily suited for live events with iris control needs.
- Range specifications from the seller were pending final production testing at time of writing.
- Information based on individual user experience rather than comprehensive testing.
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