DJI Video Receiver

The DJI Video Receiver supports SDI-based camera metadata transmission and output at fractional frame rates from the DJI Video Transmitter in both of its modes, meeting the needs of diverse shooting scenarios.

Use multiple receivers

With two transmission modes for video and audio feeds, the video receiver as well as other receivers, can be paired with a single transmitter. The default Broadcast mode enables an infinite number of receivers, making it convenient for multiple teams to monitor in real-time on set, including the lighting, makeup, and art departments. Additionally, the bitrate and video codecs of a live feed can be displayed in real-time. The shooting efficiency is greatly increased because you can change the camera index for monitoring by simply choosing the appropriate index without needing to check the transmission channelControl and broadcast

Select Control mode on the video receiver and pair it with the transmitter to connect to DJI Master Wheels or other control devices such as the DJI Force Pro. Then, without interfering with other devices connected via Broadcast mode, the Ronin 2, RS 3 Pro, and even camera focus can all be remotely controlled on up to two receiving ends. Additionally, the Video Receiver supports voice calls for ultra-long-distance, one-on-one, real-time voice transmission, enabling seamless communication between the cinematographer and the director or client.

Multiple power Solutions

The Video Receiver is compatible with the DJI WB37 Battery or can use the NP-F Battery Adapter to use universal batteries.

Key features

• Broadcast to multiple receivers
• Control without interference
• Live feed monitoring in real-time
• Long-distance voice calls
• Supports SDI metadata transmission
• Supports output at fractional frame rates