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Advanced HEVC 4K UHD Wireless Systems for Grass Valley LDX 100 Series Cameras

The Vislink INCAM-GV offers a fully integrated, HEVC 4K UHD and HDR-ready wireless video transmission solution, specifically engineered for Grass Valley’s LDX 100 Series live production cameras. This system is available in 2 flavours, a 5G variant, which expertly utilizes both private 5G networks within studios and stadiums, and public sliced 5G networks, and an RF version. Both seamlessly complement the ergonomic design of the LDX 100 cameras for enhanced usability and offer broadcast quality encoding in 4K UHD, 1080P, 1080i and 720P

UHD 5G System for Grass Valley LDX 100 Series Cameras

The INCAM GV 5G enables real-time IP connection bonding, facilitating smooth transitions between wired and wireless operations during live broadcasts with hot failover capabilities for superior reliability.

Advanced HEVC 4K UHD Wireless Systems

UHD RF System for Grass Valley LDX 100 Series Cameras

The INCAM-GV enables broadcasters to provide immersive, high-quality images to TV audiences, backed by unrivaled RF transmission robustness. Leveraging HEVC video coding technology, the INCAM-GV allows broadcast organizations to deliver superior image quality while using less RF bandwidth or achieving longer transmission ranges compared to older MPEG-4 systems.

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DragonFly V 5G - Miniature Powerhouse for 5G Video Transmission

DragonFly V 5G is the ultimate HEVC wireless bonding transmitter, purpose-built to deliver real-time, broadcast-quality video from point-of-view cameras, UAVs, body-worn devices, and more. Designed for maximum portability, it combines an ultra-compact form with efficient power consumption to extend battery life.

Supporting video resolutions up to 1080P-50/60, the DragonFly V 5G integrates effortlessly into modern live broadcast workflows. Flexible HD/SDI and HDMI input options allow seamless pairing with a wide range of cameras, while its advanced bonding capability ensures reliable connectivity over public and private 5G networks, even in high-demand environments.

Vislink DragonFly V 5G Transmission

5G or RF, what is the best solution?

A Decade of Stability in Wireless Camera Systems

Wireless camera technology for sports, entertainment, and roving news has remained largely unchanged for over ten years. The industry has primarily relied on two core transmission technologies: private microwave (RF) links and bonded cellular systems. Each has carved out a niche in delivering reliable, mobile video coverage for live productions.

Strengths of Current Solutions

Private microwave links—often seen at major live sports and entertainment events—are prized for their ultra-low latency, high-quality video transmission. These systems enable wireless cameras to roam freely, unlocking dynamic and immersive viewing angles.
Bonded cellular systems offer greater flexibility and ease of deployment, especially in rapidly changing or mobile news environments. They aggregate multiple cellular connections to provide consistent video streaming.

The Limitations That Remain

Despite their advantages, both systems have clear limitations. Microwave-based solutions often require additional infrastructure to support two-way IP communication, complicating integration with modern IP-based broadcast workflows.
Meanwhile, bonded cellular systems can falter in densely populated environments where mobile networks are saturated. Variable latency further complicates their use in multi-camera or mixed-feed production scenarios, affecting synchronization and overall reliability.

Unleashing Private 5G Networks for Wireless Camera Applications