CVW (Crystal Video Technology) specializes in professional-grade wireless high-definition audio and video transmission systems for broadcasting and production.
Shenzhen Crystal Video Technology Co., Ltd. (CVW) is a leading electronics manufacturer specializing in professional wireless video and audio transmission systems. Operating primarily in the broadcast, film, and live event industries, CVW offers innovative equipment solutions such as the BeamLink, Aurora, Thunder, and Spectra series. These systems provide ultra-low latency, 4K UHD capabilities, and robust long-range transmission tailored for multi-camera shooting, director-monitoring, and complex field operations.
Integrating advanced 4x4 MIMO and Beamforming technologies, CVW products ensure stable, high-quality signal integrity even in the most demanding environments. Through continuous innovation in H.264/H.265 encoding and wireless connectivity, CVW delivers reliable performance, professional integrations (like RTSP streaming, Tally, and RS232 transparent transmission), and uncompromising convenience for content creators worldwide.
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Typically, you can pair the devices by pressing and holding the 'WPS' or 'Pairing' button on both the transmitter and receiver simultaneously for about 3 seconds until the displays confirm that pairing is in progress. The connection usually establishes within a minute.
The line-of-sight range varies by model, often reaching up to 500 meters (approximately 1,600 feet) for open-environment models like the Aurora or BeamLink series, provided there are no major obstructions.
Press the Channel (CH) button to cycle through the available channels. Once you reach your desired channel, press the confirm or menu button. Remember that both the transmitter and receiver need to be set to the identical channel to communicate.
Yes, several newer CVW systems (like the Aurora and Thunder series) feature an RTSP streaming mode. By plugging the receiver’s LAN port into a network, you can send the video feed to standard streaming and decoding software such as VLC or OBS.