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Oct 29, 2026
ep140 - Sony on Wireless Audio for Video: UHF, 2.4 GHz & 32-Bit Float – CineD Focus Check
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Nino LeitnerHOST
What is the latency? Are there differences between different 2.4 gigahertz systems? Or is this kind of like across the bank, kind of the same delay?
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22:11Markus WarlichGUEST
So what is the processing power in your device, which means what is the energy consumption, what is the running time, so everything based here on energy.
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22:28Markus WarlichGUEST
Not always audible because the cameras also have a latency between getting light on the sensor and writing a file onto the SD card, S by S card.
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22:40Markus WarlichGUEST
And of course, if you have a camera who knows the system, because the camera and the manufacturer of the radio mic are the same, so the receiver can tell the camera over metadata, I have 43 milliseconds delay, then the camera can... write the files or can write in the files at a delay of 42 milliseconds and then still in sync, which is not working if you have a camera which gives you a digital output for a monitor or if you are on set because the camera writing this on file in time and that is lip sync.
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