Wireless Video

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Wireless video technology lets consumers move their videos between media with ease. Wireless video can take a video between cameras, computers, and multiple TVs where conversion cables and software aren't available. Wireless video systems hook up to various devices and transmit the video and audio information to another device. Some people use it to transmit a signal from one TV to another. Others use it to transmit an image from a computer to a TV or vice versa. Wireless video is very versatile and useful in an environment where people use multiple devices that appear to be incompatible.

The greatest use of wireless video comes from wireless video cameras. Wireless cameras transmit images and audio to a receiver that can then transfer the wireless video to a TV or a storage device. The real advantage comes when wireless video devices can convert images from an analog camera and transmit them to a digital device. Some wireless cameras do come in a digital format, which may help eliminate a step in the transfer process.

One popular use of wireless video is in the security industry. Wireless video cameras can be placed almost anywhere and transmit several hundred feet away to a receiver. This is useful for video surveillance because distance from the camera is not limited by wires, only by signal strength. It also makes the cameras easier to install.