Wireless Camera Headphones! No more Cables!

[@agris1988]

Very practical topic, thank you for making this contect. 3 years has gone since this video, Caleb, have you found some better transmitter recently? New updated video would be nice one as this is still very relevant topic.

[@philipbloom]

Very useful video Caleb! Shame that little one wasn’t better. It surely is time for camera manufacturers to put in Bluetooth audio for monitoring!

[@sinsico]

Philip Bloom I can confirm the Hagibis in fact works perfectly with an aptX Low Latency headset. Avantree pairs well together just testing it out now & impressed with results!

[@ianstuart5689]

Hi Philip, is there a reason you use B&W P3 headphones in your MZed?

[@philipbloom]

@@ianstuart5689 do I? Good headphones

[@ianstuart5689]

@@philipbloom A red pair in the pole dancer interview, learned so much from the videos too. Many thanks

[@philipbloom]

@@ianstuart5689 oh yes. I like those. nice solid hard case. cheers!

[@m_saqibali]

It's been over 3 years - we definitely need an updated video on this - unless anyone can suggest something that has come out more recently

[@Frytech]

Do you know what would be ever better? If camera manufacturers that sell those $2K+ cameras would just put that small BT chip with aptX (that cost less than $5 on aliexpress) inside and simply allow users to monitor audio wirelessly by directly connecting to the camera. I mean, they could even go crazy and have like a delay adjustment in the menu for those with BT headphones without low latency mode. That way they won't even need to waste space for that pesky 3.5mm headphone jack for monitoring (which they don't bother to put into most cameras anyway), and also they would be able to put this feature even in very compact bodies like Sony RX100 lineup. Imaging living in that world! Oh, one can only hope… In any case, Caleb, thanks for the video!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

FrytechTV exactly!

[@anhquansei]

Do you know why? Because monitor headphones are called monitors not headphone for a reason. First of all latency, bluetooth is digital, encoding and decoding take time. Second is digital, bluetooth connection is slow and no way match the frequency range and transmitting rate of analog, thus wont fully represent the full spectrum of the audio recorded thus not monitoring any more. Bluetooth 5.0 will certainly bring new players to the table but 5.0 is relatively new so it takes time.

[@Frytech]

Nguyễn Anh Quân Don’t want to be too harsh, but are you one of those people who thinks vinyl is superior and gold plated hdmi cables are a must have? Dude, even 15+yo ancient BT2.0 can transmit at the rates of 2Mb/s! Top quality aac/mp3 needs only 0.3Mb/s for quality that is indistinguishable from uncompressed wav files, what frequency range are you talking about? I watch videos everyday with my AirPods and have 0 problems with latency, damn, I can even use them in GarageBand for melody sketches and there and only there, for input, you start noticing delay and time lag, not for output which is what we’re talking here about. Manufacturers don’t do it because most of them are lazy non-innovative cash grabbing monstrosities. I mean, take a look at pro-video market. It’s smaller companies like Blackmagic who deliver amazing and revolutionary products nowadays, not Canons of the world.

[@anhquansei]

@@Frytech Dude, first of all, consumer technology is trickled down from professional technology. I'll talk from consumer perspective. A7SII XAVC codec record audio at 48khz 16bit which is approximately 1.5mbps. APTX LL codec data rate is 420kbps, which is one third the recording rate, so listening to the audio transmitted via APTX LL codec you are actually listening to one third of what being recorded. Defeat the purpose of monitoring, how is this significant? Have you ever heard of the problem where the picture on camera screen differ from what you see on your monitor? Do you want to listen to a record thinking yes everything is fine only later to realize there are some weird sound that had been filtered out by the encoding and decoding process? Beside, APTX LL codec is licensed by Qualcolmn, require both transmitter and receiver to be certified to work. Do you want to pay more money for the camera then pay more money for a headphone to use it? How many people use bluetooth headphone? How many of them are APTX LL compatible? Airpods are not APTX LL compatible I must remind you. They have latency around 120ms, look it up if you dont believe me. Moreover, BT2.0 transmits at the rate of 0.7Mbps, bluetooth 4.2 transmits @ 1Mbps, BT5 transmits @ 2Mbps so get your fact straight. Secondly, watching video on youtube and using apps via bluetooth headphone is different from monitoring live recording. The system (phone, pc) compensate for the latency by actually playing the audio ahead because they are able to do so. Want me to prove it? Instead of listening directly via your phone bluetooth, plug a transmitter in via 3.5mm port on your phone, then connect your headphone to the transmitter and tell me if there is latency or not. Thirdly, there are Fujifilm, Blackmagic, Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, 6 major players in consumer market right now and they are very competitive. If this idea is that necessary and lucrative and so easy to do why none of them have jumped on the ship yet? Please refer to my second paragraph for the answer. Now let's talk about professional market Manufacturer dont do it because the consumer doesnt need it/the technology is not there yet to meet the standard. Meet any pro audio guys who work professionally and ask them about bluetooth audio to see if they're going to laugh at your face or not. Look up wireless audio monitoring system and tell me how you are going to fit that into a consumer camera body. Beside wireless audio use radio, which is analog, digital has just came into the market very recently and again they are for consumer, not professional. Blackmagic cameras are very consumer and prosumer oriented and they have their own market. Professional cinema cameras come from Panavision, RED, Arri. Professional broadcast/ENG camera however dominated by Sony, Panasonic and Canon. Canon however started the DSLR video camera trend in 2008 with their 5D mark II so dont say that they are not innovative. What I'm trying to say is you are a consumer and have consumer mindset so clearly you want this and want that and think it's easy to do so but actually it is not. Technology has always been developing and has it own limitations. One day when the technology is there you will see it. There are a lot to talk about if you are interested I will tell you more about bluetooth audio in general and why manufactures dont include them in their camera to be specific. I've watched some of your videos, you're clearly very biased and need to work more on your knowledge. Calling people fan boy when being called out is not a way to develop a news channel. Comparing a lossy audio format to a lossless uncompressed wav format and telling they are equivalent is ridiculous, yes they are equivalent if you are listening from a 30$ headphone, or... bluetooth headphone. It's like saying that an 1000$ iPhone can shoot video equivalent to a 50000$ ARRI. Yes it is equivalent if you're watching from a 3 inch screen, via KZbin, at 360p.

[@Video-Connects]

Yes, I agree - I just purchased the Canon XF-400 video camera which only has wifi - no bluetooth - would be so nice if it had bluetooth built in

[@andresortiz560]

I love this channel so much. My bank account? Not as big a fan.

[@MattJacques]

Exactly! The recommendations are almost always so spot-on, it's hard to avoid the gearlust.

[@Channel323]

this channel is awesome alot of great information and done in a smooth way. I will be looking into those silver bluetooth wireless. Thanks Caleb.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Haha! I’m so sorry!

[@SpaceAgeConsulting]

@@dslrvideoshooter No you're not! LOL. But we don't mind. Keep providing us with links to innovative products to help our production value and we will keep right on watching.

[@bokehspace]

Impossible to miss 30 seconds to give you a million thanks for this detailed totorial of great help to choose a decent auidio setup among thousands of options, you saved my time friend, thank you!

[@kian8382]

Haven't finished watching but I have to say this is a very valuable experiment. It's not just for cameraman, I wear the headphone when playing my digital piano and due to the latency I can't use bluetooth headphones, not that I expect to find a solution in this video but this will help push the industry in the right way.

[@EposVox]

This was great overall, but minor complaint: For your "low-latency" choices, you suddenly switched from previewing via camera output to using the MixPre-3. Given your past findings testing HDMI monitors and such, it's possible the headphone jack on the camera is adding to latency where the MixPre-3 doesn't? Not sure, just felt a little odd to suddenly switch which output you were using, even if the results are the same. Also the MixPre-3 has BT but doesn't allow monitoring from it. Fail.

[@jacksonhpeters_]

Would love an updated version this!

[@StephanWahlen]

Your Headphones need to support AptX too! Otherwise, its gonna use some old protocols with high delay. Then, a lot of those AptX transmitters wouldve done the job.

[@jaywoodrum8067]

Thanks for all you do Caleb! Anxiously awaiting your S1 video and training. Just updated mine the other day.

[@Alhusam]

No doubt, this guy is another one of the most beneficial content creators on KZbin and his channel deserves more subscribers. Keep up the fantastic work Caleb.

[@MichaelBouhnikProductions]

Great video, is there anyway to use wireless earbuds with a mirrorless camera in 2022?

[@DynamicLearning4u]

I suddenly though that the Wireless Mic Go and tested it. It worked perfectly as an wireless monitoring device w minimum latency!

[@DylanPank71]

02:40 Latency on monitoring audio for video is not a problem, in fact on some set ups it's actually a feature! it's "called confidence mode", and on old Nagra tape recorders it was a setting that recorders would use, as you could separate the headphone sound from any actual sound creeping in from the real world. [edit] so I watched the rest of the video and latency is the only thing tested here, I guess because it's a quick easy thing to demonstrate. There's no mention of audio quality, range or battery life, which are far more important issues.

[@CountSorinsRealm]

Bruh wires are 2 steps away from using pigeons to monitor audio, it's about damn time we start using air for more than breathing. Excellent video as always Caleb, pleasure watching!

[@DiveHard]

YES. thank you for making this video. I have been dreaming of a good solution to this problem!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Loving your new studio setup, well deserved and looking forward to see what more fun videos you create in the space!

[@mohdfikree]

Oh hai!

[@miss_kolissa]

3 years later Is there an update video for this.

[@SimplyAubs]

I’ve been WANTING a wireless solution!!! Thanks for the info...I’ll check it out!

[@martinfitzpatrick7552]

Great job! I appreciate all the hard work that went into this episode! Keep on grinding!

[@rarecation]

may us know, what tripod you are using? the brand and the price

[@olivierroux5332]

Thanks for this video and all your channel, it's really helpfull. I'm surprised you didn't talk about the AirFly pro, is it because it's not working with Dslr camera? I'm really looking for a solution to connect Airpods to my A7iii but i don't have any idea about the latency. Do you have an advice?

[@fakin54]

Its been 2 yrs since this video came out, are there better ones now? I need to buy one ASAP so im curious

[@basarat]

Here’s my takeaway: use a cable. Thanks for the tests that proved it for me 🌹

[@Always_help_when_you_can]

Hi and thanks for you great video, since it is 4 years ago, do you have best value recommendation for today?

[@birdster2007]

Calab, AptX will only work with compatible AptX headphones, otherwise they will always be latency Im betting your BT headphone are not Apt X compatible

[@MrChanw11]

Exactly this

[@RogerWilco1]

His headphones are APTx compatibile- but I’m guessing that requires a different pairing process .

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Peter Scharff I believe the m50 headphones do support aptx but I could be wrong?

[@birdster2007]

@@dslrvideoshooter Yep sorry for the mistake Calab seems they are AptX compatible, good video keep up the great work ;)

[@JIYkp]

@@dslrvideoshooter It is compatible with APTX codec but not APTX Low Latency which seems to be a different thing.

[@Debtfreehomesteaders]

Your latency testing setup is awesome. You have gone the extra mile once again for your viewers. Thanks Caleb! -Will

[@Video-Connects]

Yes, agree - great setup - hearing is believing

[@DeputatKaktus]

I can see myself going wireless very soon. Nothing is worse than getting tangled in you wiring while you try to run two or three cameras and have jump back and forth between them. One accident very nearly cost me one of my lights b/c the cable got tangled in the (unweighted) light stand. So thank you, thank you, thank you for making this video 🙏 😃❤️

[@2010kevinsmith]

LOVE THIS! I've had Taotronics for years. I use them on set with Avantree headphones, and on my TV to watch GOT without waking the kids!

[@djjoeray]

HOT TAKE - I actually like the latency as it separates the lives sound that might be getting to your ears from the sound that your recording, which I have found to be useful in monitoring audio quality and picking up on issues. It does mess with your head a bit after a while though....

[@DylanPank71]

This was literally a feature on old professional analogue tape recorders used on film shoots, and it's exactly how traditional film sound recordists would monitor the audio. I imagine the newer digital equivalents have a similar feature. I'm personally sold on the cheapest version for exactly that reason.

[@yueshen9606]

Thank you for the sharing. Great video as usual. And I just wanna share my way to get wireless audio monitoring. I use my Rode Wireless Go as T&R because it’s nearly no delay and connection is pretty good. The best part is that I need no extra expense to get this function as I’ve already owned it. And also I can use all of my lovely monitoring headphone or earphones with it. Hope this helps. Lol

[@deelofilms]

nice work.. none of these solutions look "ready for primetime", I'm disappointed we can't go Bluetooth directly camera-to-headphones.. almost more trouble than it's worth! thanks for posting, great info

[@MarekMars]

Thank you for this video. Really helpful. Any solution for earbuds headphones?

[@shawnwright240]

It has been 4 years - is there a better option since then? Thanks for all you do.

[@ottofilm9506]

Hey Kaleb! Is there a new recommendation 2 years later in 2022?

[@jonfraserdop]

Was literally thinking about getting one of these transmitters today! Thanks Caleb!

[@dannyvalimaki]

Just yesterday I was searching for the very same thing. Thanks for doing all the leg work!

[@thisiseric]

Bless the angel that is Caleb for buying all the options for us so we don't have to. I think an update to this video in like 2 years is gunna be great because I feel like more players will be in the game at that point besides avantree.

[@yellowleafproduction7221]

Was looking for a one man shooter monitoring option - nice! Will definitely look some more, but a great review! Well presented.

[@tfechtenburg]

I bought a similar rx/tx kit for my C200 a few months ago. So nice, not to have the cable hanging around. Some latency, but for the price, I feel that it’s worth it 😀

[@sixofsix]

Be nice if these cameras we spend thousands of dollars on would just output a bluetooth audio signal built-in?

[@MrChow]

Keep this rolling! I'm trying to find close to zero set.

[@JIYkp]

I think the Taotronics device would be best bang for buck. The issue was that your headphones don't support APTX Low Latency, which is the real reason the combo pairs do much better.

[@melanin_certified]

Great video! I’m so tired of all the cords so this is perfect! Where can I find the the monopod the camera is sitting on in the video! I love it. Thanks for keeping us on the cutting edge😘

[@nicholassaephanh4407]

Hey Caleb, the foxnovo 32$ option actually sounded like it was really low latency, like much better than the 4 frame latency before it. Was the audio edited properly? I am curious because compared to the rest the 32$ option with near no latency sounds like a fantastic bargain

[@SheehyMusic]

I second this!

[@evilarhan1]

I also thought that that sounded way less than the reported latency. Better than the reported 4 frames before and the 5 frames after.

[@ricekings]

4:24 at 6 frames sounds better than the others at 4 frames and 5 frames... why is that?

[@greentokyo]

Great video! They do sell wireless headphones and dongles which use the 2.4 ghz wireless signal instead of bluetooth. I found that those have almost no latency and are good for monitoring. But in the end i just went back to wired headphones because its just one less set of devices you have to charge and maintain lol

[@dslrvideoshooter]

green tokyo I’ll have to look into those!

[@zmbmedia6447]

Did you consider using the new Rode wireless mic kit as the transmitter/receiver? I wonder how the latency is if you took a 3.5mm out from the camera and into the transmitter and then ran the receiver into your headphones.

[@romangero594]

I have been waiting for this video sooo long! Thank you a lot!

[@Anomaliayt]

A lot of VMOUNT batteries have a usb socket, so some of these options are fine when using bigger rigs. Thanks for the info !

[@globaltruthentertainment4237]

Great video. You can also try your Rode Wireless Go in reverse. See what that latency is like maybe?

[@PeterAlanJohnson]

That should work- I was able to use it as a guitar wireless transmitter, and any latency would kill that.

I know that they are three times the price... but if latency is your problem, maybe the rode wireless go will work for you... your headset can increase the volume if the output of the set it is too weak

[@alexanderslee]

RODE Wireless 4 ms max latency vs . the Avantree double grey pucks’ 39 ms.

[@francischang]

Great video, thanks :) Would love to see a similar test for wireless mic systems (eg. Rode Wireless Go, Comica BoomX-U, etc) Especially since they can also be used as a makeshift wireless headphone link!

[@ianstuart5689]

Great video, I was wondering if the Avantree aptX Low Latency Transmitter and Receiver Set might make a low cost radio mic?

[@DopamineOverload]

Thorough run-through. Thanks, Caleb!

[@agenericaccount3935]

What someone else came up with was using the Rode wireless Go but pluging TX unit into the cam and RX unit into a set of headphones. It solves the BT latency issues, I gather.

[@vitaminbp1]

Great video!! I think I like the Taotronics one best, for it's size and pretty low latency comparatively, 4 frames is not bad. I also for my own preference, don't like needing the specific headphones option nor the dual puck being it's just one more thing you have to contend with, but the latency of course is really good great review and comparison!!

[@bigdudeps]

Another great video as always! How did you like the quality of the Evantree BT headphones?

[@Germainmedia]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@KarlC.]

If you’re planning to make a follow up video for this. Please include the dji mic 2 paired with a sony a7 iv.

[@ErnestStevenson]

Timely video for me as I'm in the market for this very thing! Thank you so much for your reviews. You have made my choice much more simple.

[@ClaireMcHardy]

I own those Avantree Pucks and they have been doing a sterling job. Just keep forgetting to charge the buggers.

[@RJMPictures]

I actually have the final option for watching TV at night and not disturbing the rest of my household. It never crossed my mind to use it got monitoring my audio at weddings. This is a great idea. Also I might add that you can increase the audio on the headphones independently of that mixer which means u get even more juice for monitoring in a noisy situation

[@fotoworkshop_stuttgart]

Run into this issue just last week. Bought the puck you've recommended. Well earned commission Caleb :-)

[@dslrvideoshooter]

fotoworkshop-stuttgart.de thanks man!!!

[@johnnyonline]

If you want a cheap wireless option with no delay, an FM transmitter to FM receiver (pocket radio) works great.

[@Techspin]

Really awesome idea, am looking at buying this shortly. Would love to see a video on wireless low latency 4K HDMI!

[@TodayIFeelLike]

Do the wireless headphones or transmitter interfere with wireless mics at all?

[@artroomx]

Love your channel bro! Quality keeps getting better each video. What's the name of that tripod head on your ifootage mini tripod bro ? Anyone know ?

[@thepdxperception9028]

Ayyy do a video for wireless HDMI transmitters? Something HDMI to micro HDMI for monitors? Just did a wedding last night wrapping a monitor HDMI cable around the lens to the camera. Such a hassle if needing to change lenses or anything really

[@ChrisChevs]

Awesome video, you should do a test of a bunch of wireless transmitter/recievers for lav mics for a video that would be so helpful to people!

[@taurusfilms.5658]

nice review man, super keen for this tech any little bit of freedom from wires is great and this has saved some dollars doing test so much appreciated

[@holsteincowboy]

Do you re-pack all that stuff and return. It for a refund or throw them in a drawer ? Just curious

[@dslrvideoshooter]

holsteincowboy usually sell or give to friends. In this case, I’ll probably covert some old boom boxes and radios to Bluetooth speakers as gifts. Always a big hit!

[@AM2PMReviews]

Hey Caleb I’m sure you’ve done this before. But how do you monitor audio with only a headphone jack.

[@josematias7001]

Hello Caleb! Great video. Where did you get that short extension plug for your headphones? I'm using an ATH M50x. I plan to buy that 2 round one you recommended using your link. Thanks!

[@valquireveljkovic]

Your videos are just so great! Thanks for all the work you put into this.

[@ValmisFilm]

Thank you! I will buy one of them! Was looking for this long time...

[@pandoratv]

Try to use a rode wireless go for monitoring audio.

[@freeston1]

Amazing fix. August 2020 here wondering if those Avantree pucks are still the top of the line if I want to keep using my Sony headphones, or if there's something new.

[@alpha_6658]

Corridor Crew need to see this!

[@nazrhael3660]

Would you consider reviewing the Avantree Sky Ace for this purpose? It's a 3.5mm wireless headphone originally designed for flights.

[@JoshKaufmanstuff]

Awesome! I'm getting this transmitter set. Caleb, did you do any testing with range/ interference? Or is it a non issue because they are all fairly robust and your expecting line of sight to your audio source? 🤔

[@ToastedSynapseGaming]

I've tested latency with wireless LAVs if you want to know, as it might apply to headphones to. So the thing to consider is also the DISTANCE. It's very important. So when you have an Audio Cable, electrons move pretty close to the speed of light, so you'll get that audio almost instantly even if you have a 60 foot cable in between the source and your ears/recorder. However, I was very intrigued to find out what the Speed of Wireless is (as there is very little info online), and after some calculation I found that it is Double the Speed of Sound, meaning that a person talking into a LAV far away will reach the camera 2x Quicker than his voice propagating through the air and into a Shotgun Mic mounted on the camera. But wait, there's more... Although that's the actual speed when the signal is sent, it still needs to process that sending and receiving (it doesn't happen instantly), and I measured this LAG as being equivalent to about 1m (3 feet) of sound speed. So therefore, to give some examples, here's how the sound travels to your camera/recorder (either via air with the speed of sound or via Wireless + Lag) - Subject at 1m Wireless: 1m LAG + 0.5m Transmission - Subject at 1m Shotgun: 0 Lag + 1m Propagation -> So the Wireless is actually behind the Shotgun on the Cam - Subject at 2m Wireless: 1m LAG + 1m Transmission - Subject at 2m Shotgun: 0 Lag + 2m Propagation -> Here they are equal. They should sync up perfectly. - Subject at 3m Wireless: 1m LAG + 1.5m Transmission - Subject at 3m Shotgun: 0 LAG +3m Propagation -> And now the Wireless will get to your cam/recorder quicker. And so on, you get the idea. That's the speed I got, of course LAG may be different depending on the product's internal chip. From what I see in your video 1 Frame of Latency = 10m in Sound Speed. So there will be a perfect Sync in your Brain if you move 10m away from the action. As for the sub-frame LAG, I say it's getting closer to that Wireless quality.

[@matrodmedia]

Upvote this man right here! Thanks for sharing your work!

[@Lanternamagika]

Kudos for your research. Thank you for sharing! Have a happy 2022!

[@TheKondicional]

Hi there, great options, but I was wondering what's with the interference? Did you test them somewhere else? Thanks in advance for reply!

[@MargaretHarmer]

Thanks! Brilliant! What about the Rode wireless Go hack and latency there ?

[@henrycolestage4249]

I shoot out of the back of my 4x4 in remote places and HATE dragging my headphone cord everywhere. I think the HT4189 might be the perfect solution for me because I think I can power it off my AndyCine A6, yes? I shoot with the Fuji XH1 and need the monitor to see myself so I have that giant battery just sitting there!

[@Leemuzhko]

Incredible! I was searching for such comparison. Thank you very much!

[@joonha0152]

After years of using the Avantree Saturn Pro, I bought the new version of the Hagibis transmitter after watching this. Hope it works well!

[@NewMediaNews1]

How long is the delay between speaking and hearing it through the receiver, please?

[@RinkFilms]

Literally purchased a setup like this last week... 😂

[@RinkFilms]

I actually paired Airpods with the Taotronics for audio monitoring for weddings but I'm limited to around 33ft

[@Video-Connects]

Great review - so after watching I decided on the TaoTronics 2-in-1 & ordered - question ; if the other end does NOT support aptX will these still work? I believe YES - just found out from the Apple Community board that iphones (and apple in general ) do NOT support aptX because they have to pay high licensing fees to Qualcomm - and Apple, despite being rich, never wants to share in paying anyone royalties - so in several hours I will see if I can use these TaoTronics 2-in-1 with a bluetooth lapel mic, transmitting to this received connected to my Canon XF-400 video camera - I usually shoot on-location with VERY loud noise background so want to capture my commentary audio ;)

[@ChegeWhite]

Hey Caleb, great comparison. Very well done. Don't think you've done this yet, but how about a comparison of sd card backup devices, such as the gnarbox, WD My Passport wireless pro, WD my passport wireless ssd, and maybe a raspberry pi 4 version build (I'm considering building one)?

[@landonfriesen8673]

I picked up that Taotronics guy a couple weeks ago so I could keep an ear on a (definitely amateur) boom operator. it might end up getting a permanent place in my bag when I'm one-man-banding interviews and trying to avoid getting tangled.

[@evilarhan1]

Caleb, what about latency on 2.4 GHz transmitter/receivers like the Rode Wireless Go? There are several wireless guitar transmitters as well that operate in that range; maybe they could present viable options?

[@tomdchi12]

I was pretty much wondering the same thing. It might be tricky feeding the right voltage signal to the TX side of the Wireless Go system to use it for monitoring. But if nothing else, I'd love to know how the latency of the Wireless Go compares with these other examples.

[@tomsueyek9596]

This is so exciting! Here's a stupid question but could you use a headphone splitter output from the camera to multiple bluetooth devices to theoretically have a producer and cam operator both listening on their own headphones?

[@goodeggproductions]

Thank you for this. I've been looking for a solution for a while and didn't want to buy a bunch of crap before finding something that really works. (I did that with lav mics.)

[@YoungBlaze]

Wait are the headphones bluetooth?

[@davyvde]

I've actually just received some Bluetooth transmitters from Ali express, $4 per piece, lots of latency unfortunately!

[@anhquansei]

What the transmitter and receiver does is they encode the analog signal, transmit it then decode it again, this introduce latency and require computing power. Do you expect a 400$ PC to encode a video faster than a 5000$? So 4$ transmitter is not the best choice here.

[@lawrencediggs7957]

Thanks. How about the latency issue?

[@saggiamente]

Great video! Thanks. I like also the small tripod on the right 😂 can you tell me the model? I am trying to find something small but strong for slider on table

[@henrycolestage4249]

Caleb, what did you end up doing? What were the headphones with the short cable?!?! Inquiring minds need to know ;-) I use the Rode Go for shooting myself outdoors and want to hear the monitor through wireless headphones to check the sound before I press the record button.

[@tiemji]

Thanks fo rthe nice tests on those different solution for wireless audio monitoring