The Teradek Serv Pro is a dedicated hardware device designed for wireless iOS monitoring on professional film and television sets. It streams live 1080p HD video with just a 2-frame delay directly to up to 10 iPhones or iPads running the free Teradek VUER application. With both HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs, the Serv Pro seamlessly integrates into various camera setups, providing a cost-effective and flexible solution for script supervisors, hair and make-up, DITs, and client monitoring, without the need for traditional wireless video receivers.
Overview
- Streams live 1080p video to iOS devices
- Low latency (approx. 2 frames)
- Supports up to 10 simultaneous iOS connections via Wi-Fi
- HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs
- Compatible with the free Teradek VUER app
- Embedded stereo audio stream
- Robust milled aluminium construction
- 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi operation with auto-channel selection
- Ideal for versatile and cost-effective on-set monitoring
- Perfect for a “video village” on tablets
1x Teradek Serv Pro
1x 13A 2-Pin Lemo Mains Unit
2x D-Tap to 2-Pin Lemo Cable
1x Coiled BNC Cable
1x Short Straight BNC Cable
1x Short HDMI Cable
1x Noga Arm
VUER App Utilisation
Ensure all monitoring devices have the latest version of the Teradek VUER app installed. Explore its features, such as frame guides, false colour, focus peaking, and LUT application, for comprehensive monitoring.
Network Setup
For optimal performance, especially with multiple connected devices, connect the Serv Pro to a dedicated Wi-Fi access point or router rather than relying on its internal hotspot in congested environments.
Frequency Management
If also using zero-delay wireless video systems (e.g., Teradek Bolt), be mindful of Wi-Fi channel selection on the Serv Pro to avoid interference. Utilise 5GHz where possible.
Device Limits
While supporting up to 10 devices, understand that network congestion and signal strength can affect performance with a very high number of simultaneous connections. Test your setup in advance.
Power Reliability
Ensure the Serv Pro has a stable power supply. While it’s low power, an intermittent power source can disrupt the video stream to connected devices.