1st Video Transmission with Type-C Transmitter & Receiver

1st Video Transmission with Type-C Transmitter & Receiver

In the fast-paced world of cinematography and content creation, cables are often the biggest bottleneck. Whether you are a solo vlogger trying to monitor your own framing or a professional film crew needing to share a live feed with a director, traditional HDMI setups are bulky, fragile, and prone to signal dropouts.

Introducing the llano A580, the world's first video transmission system to utilize a high-speed Type-C interface. It’s designed to turn your smartphone, tablet, or laptop into a professional-grade wireless monitor in seconds, providing a seamless, "zero-clutter" production environment.

Professional Monitoring, Pocket-Sized

The llano A580 is a feat of modern engineering. It eliminates the need for expensive, heavy field monitors by leveraging the high-resolution screen of the device you already own. By using a plug-and-play Type-C transmitter and receiver, it delivers an ultra-stable, low-latency video feed that fits right in your pocket.

Key Features of the llano A580

  • Revolutionary Type-C Interface: Simply plug the transmitter into your camera and the receiver into your mobile device. No HDMI adapters or extra power cables are required.
  • Ultra-Low Latency Transmission: With a delay of less than 60ms, you get near-instant visual feedback, making it ideal for critical focus pulling and real-time shot composition.

  • 100-Meter Transmission Range: Enjoy a rock-solid wireless signal up to 328 feet away, giving you the freedom to move around the set without losing your connection.

  • Professional Monitoring App: The companion app features high-end tools like Waveform, False Color, Focus Peaking, and 3D LUT support, turning your phone into a pro-tier monitor.
  • Pass-Through Charging: The receiver supports simultaneous charging for your mobile device, ensuring your screen stays bright through the longest shooting days.

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