Look, if you are just using your wireless system for monitoring and nothing else, then latency is not going to be a big issue. However, If you want to do remote focus control then you really should be looking at an uncompressed wireless video system that has zero latency. I did find that after you make the change to the Group on both the TX and RX units and you re-boot both of them it does take a little while for the RX to find the same channel that the TX is transmitting on. UVC Direct Streaming

As a comparison, when I tested the Hollyland COSMO M1 I found that I could easily get 350m (1148′) and still have a stable signal. I’m sure I could have gotten even more distance, but I ran out of straight road where I was doing the test.

There are stairs, escalators and a lift leading up to the main foyer where screens one to seven are located. There's step-free access to the wheelchair spaces and adjoining seats, and accessible toilets off the main foyer and on the upper floor.

The Phantom Camera Control (PCC) software is Windows-only and has been fully verified with Windows 10 64-bit. As a comparison, the average delay over HDMI for the Hollyland COSMO C1 when doing the exact same test was 76ms. If you want to have the HDMI input on the same side as the HDMI output of your mirrorless hybrid, then you can simply just face the front of TX unit forward. The only caveat with doing this is that you can’t see the screen anymore. What do you get?

About Broughton:

The CineView HE Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver are both robustly made. They feel very solid and a lot of that has to do with the hard metal enclosure.