Build a kit

WF-12

Camera-to-cloud dailies and proxies: pick a candidate for each slot. The kit adds the subscriptions your picks require and lists the gear they need, then goes to the compatibility checker or the TCO calculator. Nothing is saved; the link carries the kit.

Slots, in order

1. Source

2. Source

3. Control optional

4. Encode

Quantity1 per camera

5. Transport

Quantity1 per set for up to several cameras

6. Cloud 1 encoder per camera

7. Consume

Plans

Teradek TV · slot 6; required by Serv 4K (2024); plan named by Serv 4K (2024)'s compatibility statement

Core Classic: not added. Serv 4K (2024) also names it, but it is another candidate for slot 6, where Teradek TV is picked.

A pick updates the kit at once.

Your kit

Hardware

Serv 4K (2024) × 3 slot 4
Link AX Wireless Access Point Router 5 Port × 1 slot 5
Line-of-sight range 300 m (980 ft)

Subscriptions

Teradek TV Pro slot 6; required by Serv 4K (2024); plan named by Serv 4K (2024)'s compatibility statement

Also required, named without a catalog id (not costed): Teradek TV or Frame.io (optional for cloud streaming) (Serv 4K (2024))

Also required by your picks

Serv Micro for Link AX Wireless Access Point Router 5 Port · pick it in slot 4
Node 5G Q Series Global Modem for Link AX Wireless Access Point Router 5 Port · pick it in slot 5

Companion gear

Not costed: the catalog has no prices for companion or third-party gear.

The TCO adds each picked product's required accessories and licences as lines of their own, priced where the catalog has a price and open where it does not.

Check compatibility →Cost it in TCO → Kit as JSON

What the workflow's facts say about kits

Teradek's own cine reference chain is camera → encoder → on-set networking → optional cellular → Teradek TV management → viewing apps

Serv 4K and Prism can feed Teradek TV and Frame.io, PIX or Sony Ci at the same time

Frame.io C2C proxies keep camera-original file names and timecode, so they relink in any NLE