Boxx TV Makes Breakthrough In Sub-Frame 4K Wireless

Boxx TV has made a breakthrough in sub-frame 4K wireless, with ground-breaking demonstrations scheduled for NAB 2019.

The leading supplier of innovative digital microwave solutions for the broadcast industry will introduce a prototype at the Las Vegas event, showing sub-frame 4K wireless is now a reality.

It will present the results of its research as a high performance UHD wireless solution which not only delivers the extremely low latency that directors and camera operators need but will operate in the 5GHz license-exempt spectrum making the breakthrough not only functional and versatile, but most importantly, affordable to all.

Scott Walker, Co-Founder, Boxx TV, explained: "Unlike alternative systems which work within proprietary frequencies and are way too expensive for most production needs, our solution will work in license-free channels. The intelligent radios we use can steer around interference, instantly enabling a highly efficient system with very low latency at a much more affordable price.

"We have cracked sub-frame 4K technology and we are now throwing this breakthrough over to the market to tell us what you want to do with it. NAB is such an international show we are interested in talking to a global audience about exactly what they require now that 4K sub-frame wireless is here."

On release the solution will be offered with an upgrade path for users working in HD today to segue easily into 4K as productions demand.

Taking place in Las Vegas from 06-11 April 2019, NAB will also see Boxx TV showcase the latest advances to its Atom and Atom Lite systems at booth SL5025A.

The Atom range of HD wireless solutions now includes timecode and record trigger on all systems. Compact and lightweight, the Atom Transmitter offers an SDI loop and HDMI input, ideal for use with Steadicam, portable field monitoring, and UAV video links.

As with all Atom products, both the Atom and Atom Lite systems are fully cross-compatible and will work with all systems, current and new.

Mr Walker added: "With increasing competition in the zero delay HD market we are finding a lot of return customers who value the performance and ease of use in the way our product works. The thing that consistently impresses customers, existing and new, and keeps our customers loyal is the fact that multiple Atom systems can work in the same area. On set of the most high-profile reality shows we commonly have eight Boxx systems working all at once – that's something our competitors simply cannot do."

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