AIO GEN 3 | latency

AIO GEN 3 · INTERNATIONAL 2-UNIT KIT Low-Latency Video Transmitter / Receiver Kit Pair one unit as the transmitter and the second as the receiver for WAN video transmission under 180ms, up to 1080p, with two-way voice co-hosting. Product Highlights This two-unit AIO Gen 3 kit combines UVC-to-HDMI conversion, live streaming, remote WAN video transmission, and voice intercom. Connect a compatible video source to the transmitter; the second unit joins the channel to receive and monitor the feed. Each unit accepts UVC video up to 4K@30Hz and supports HDMI output. The system also supports RTMP, RTSP, and WebRTC streaming workflows. WAN remote transmission supports video up to 1080p at under 180ms. Features A matched two-unit kit for sending and receiving Use one AIO Gen 3 at the video source and the second at the monitoring location. The receiver can monitor through its HDMI output, helping remote directors and production teams follow the live feed. WAN video transmission under 180ms Send remote video at up to 1080p with two-way voice co-hosting for remote direction, event coordination, live sports coverage, and multi-location production. Only one viewer can co-host at a time. 4K30 UVC-to-HDMI conversion and live streaming Convert UVC video to HDMI for an external display or production workflow. AIO Gen 3 also supports RTMP live streaming and can operate as a LAN RTSP streaming server. Connect cameras, webcams, audio gear, and network accessories Connect compatible cameras and USB webcams through the designated UVC Host port. USB audio devices, 4G/5G dongles, and an optional RJ45-to-USB adapter support flexible field and studio setups. Compatible Video Sources and Equipment AIO Gen 3 accepts UVC video sources, including DJI Pocket 3, Insta360 and vivo camera devices with UVC output, USB webcams, and video switchers with UVC output. USB microphones, USB headsets, and HDMI displays can be connected for audio input, monitoring, or output. HDMI cameras and other HDMI-only sources require an external HDMI capture card that converts the signal to UVC before connection. How to Set Up the Two-Unit Link Connect a UVC video source to the transmitter’s designated Type-C Host port. Connect both AIO Gen 3 units to a network using Wi-Fi, a supported mobile dongle, or an optional RJ45-to-USB adapter. Create a remote transmission channel on the transmitter. Join the channel on the receiver and monitor the feed through HDMI or a supported viewing device. Select the audio source and output device as needed for voice co-hosting. Remote Transmission Service WAN transmission is relayed through cloud servers. Service fees apply and are calculated by viewer count when a channel is created. Only one viewer can co-host at a time.