Zero Delay Non-Compressed Optical Video Transmission "Conductor Monitor"

Musicians who cannot directly see the conductor's baton at a music concert can share a zero-delay video of the conductor through a monitor using uncompressed optical transmission.

In opera and classical music concerts, there are often performers who cannot directly see the conductor's baton due to the arrangement on stage and the characteristics of the instruments. To ensure that all performers can share an accurate tempo and ensemble even in such environments, our company provides the "Conductor Monitor" system, which transmits conductor video with zero latency. This system converts video from the conductor camera into uncompressed optical signals using an optical transmitter and transmits the video without delay via optical fiber to an optical receiver. Since no compression processing is performed, the video delay is virtually zero. Performers can check the conductor's baton and expressions in real-time through the monitor. Additionally, an optical splitter placed along the optical fiber allows a single optical signal to be simultaneously branched to multiple monitors. This enables the video to be distributed with zero latency to all necessary locations, such as on stage, in the orchestra pit, and in the band. We also offer dedicated optical cables from Neutrik for temporary optical fiber setups. The connector parts can be sealed to protect against dust and dirt, and they are easy to attach and detach, allowing for quick setup and teardown within the theater. The durability is excellent, making it safe for use in tour performances and short-term events.

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