Teradek Serv Pro Review

I ultimately appreciate the vast number of features Teradek has included with the Serv Pro, I also have some reservations about its actual usability on set.

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My clients loved the fact that they could see everything on their own smartphone, and let's face it, little touches like this are what helps you get repeat customers. Being able to have up to 10 people connect to one SERV Pro is really nice as you don't need to go to the added expense of buying multiple receivers, monitors, brackets and power supplies.

If you're on a budget and want a device that lets you wirelessly transmit video, then check out Teradek Serv Pro.

In slightly larger production applications where you might have a director or producer monitoring multiple cameras, the Serv Micro streamlines communication between departments on set or remotely. Capable of connecting to up to 10 devices, the transmitter can distribute 1080p30 streams of a four-camera setup to remote and in-person participants.

For Teradek, this expansion of its partnership with Frame.io is expressed by sending timecode-accurate 10-bit HEVC 4K proxies of RAW camera files directly via the Teradek Serv 4K platform.

This article is an archive of products from March 2011 and does not contain a review of the Teradek Serv Pro.