DJI Transmission Standard TX/RX Combo

Description

DJI Transmission evolves from the established DJI aerial video transmission technology, delivering an integrated solution that combines a video receiver, monitor, controller, and recorder. It is designed for native integration with Ronin-series products and DJI Master Wheels, transforming the industry with a groundbreaking transmission experience that provides vision beyond boundaries.

This combo delivers extended-range, low-latency transmission, making it especially suitable for use with production monitors. It also now supports metadata transmission via SDI in addition to the output of fractional frame rates.

Long-Distance HD Live Feed

DJI Transmission incorporates O3 Pro video transmission technology, which offers an incredible 6km/20,000ft [1] on-ground transmission distance. It also supports transmission at 1080p/60fps with a max bitrate of 40Mbps as well as live audio monitoring at 16-bit 48 kHz, providing crews on large sets with an excellent remote visual and audio monitoring experience.

End-to-End Ultra-Low Latency

The video transmitter and receiver use the same chip solution as Ronin 4D, with every link explicitly optimised to provide end-to-end ultra-low transmission latency when pairing with cinema cameras like ALEXA Mini LF.

Seamless Auto Frequency Hopping

O3 Pro adds DFS bands* on top of the traditional 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequency bands, offering up to 23 channel options that provide professional crews with more compliant and interference-free transmission channels. In addition, DJI Transmission supports triple-band automatic frequency hopping, which automatically scans the electromagnetic environment for the best wireless channel.

One Transmitter with Multiple Receivers

Both the High-Bright Remote Monitor and the Video Receiver support one transmitter with multiple receivers for video and audio feeds in two transmission modes. The default Broadcast mode allows an unlimited number of receivers, convenient for real-time monitoring by multiple teams such as lighting, art department, and makeup on sets with large crews, and a live feed's bitrate and input feed's video codecs can be displayed in real-time as well. If you want to switch camera index for monitoring, simply select the corresponding index without having to check the transmission channel, which greatly enhances the shooting efficiency.

Transmission of Metadata

The DJI Video Receiver supports camera metadata transmission via SDI. When used with ARRI, RED, and other mainstream cinema cameras, it can transmit file name, timecode, recording trigger, camera settings (aperture, focal length, etc.), and lens information (aperture, focal length) from the receiver to monitors and QTAKE, allowing directors, cinematographers, and DIT teams to receive detailed shooting information on set.