SyncBac PRO Timecode Sync System for GoPro HERO4 Black/Silverconnects to the HERO4 Bus of your HERO4 Black or HERO4 Silver and allows you to embed timecode into the metadata of your GoPro footage. You can outfit multiple GoPros each with their own SyncBack Pro, and wirelessly sync the timecode between them over the 865 to 923 MHz frequency band.

The SyncBack PRO connects directly to your camera via the HERO Bus 30-pin connector port so there are no cables to lose and the small size allows you to use standard HERO4 BacPac backdoor housings (housings not included). Utilizing optional accessories allows you a variety of options to control your GoPro camera and integrate it into a professional multi-camera shoot without requiring slating for sync.

Embeds Timecode Into Camera's Metadata    Timecode Sync Multiple GoPros    Operates Over 865 to 923 MHz RF    Attaches to HERO Bus 30-Pin Port    Cable-Free Connection to GoPro    Compatible with HERO4 Standard BacPac    Optional Accessories Expand Capabilities

Mounting one SyncBac PRO onto each HERO4 allows you to timecode sync multiple cameras via long range wireless RF. Choose one GoPro/SyncBac Pro to be the master unit and timecode sync unlimited GoPro slaves.

The SyncBac PRO enables your HERO4 Black/Silver to integrate into a Timecode Systems production workflow. This means they can wirelessly timecode sync with any professional camera and audio equipment using a :pulse, :wave or :minitrx+ unit for timecode.

B:LINK Hub is integrated into the :pulse (not included). SyncBac PRO users can remotely control and monitor multiple HERO4 cameras from any smartphone (iOS or Android), tablet, Mac, or PC when connected to the B:LINK Hub dashboard via a :pulse.

The SyncBack PRO uses long range 865 to 923 MHz RF for communication and control.

It incorporates an internal battery that will last approximately 12 hours of use per charge.

The form fitting design matches your GoPro for a seamless appearance that allows you to use standard GoPro BacPac housings.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a BMPCC?

A: Hello Diego, not sure if BMPCC has BT, but if you use it with the NINJA V and SYNC module, yes, if you get the ultasync one, yes but the BLUE model may not work.

Q: 2. What is the process for feeding timecode to this via the output on professional mixers?

A: The Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync is used to feed timecode to up to six devices up to 32.8' away over Bluetooth. It serves as the master timecode generator to output timecode to other devices and keep them in sync. It cannot input timecode that is sent via the output from a professional mixer.

Q: 3. Can this pair with JUST the ultrasync one?

A: Yes, the Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync for AtomX SYNC and Ninja V can pair with the Atomos UltraSync ONE RF Timecode Sync for AtomX Sync and Ninja V.

Q: 4. Can you connect it to Panasonic G 7?

A: As the Panasonic Lumix G7 Mirrorless Camera does not offer Bluetooth, it would not be compatible with the Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync for AtomX SYNC and Ninja V.

Q: 5. will this work on the hero 5 aswell?

A: No, the Hero 5 does not have the pin connector on the rear like the 4.

Q: 6. Does the SYNCBAC PRO's built-in battery also feed power to the GoPro?

A: Unfortunately no. The 12 hour power supply will remain within the Timecode system.

Q: 7. Can I jam from a tentacle product to the BLUE? Or do I need a ONE?

A: The Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync for AtomX SYNC and Ninja V does not communicate with the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Single Set). The Atomos UltraSync ONE RF Timecode Sync for AtomX Sync and Ninja V can be used with the Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync for AtomX SYNC and Ninja V when paired with the Atomos CONNECT Network, Wireless & SDI Expansion for NINJA V/V+.

Q: 8. what would be the means to get time-of-day into this device?

A: The timecode of the Atomos UltraSync BLUE Wireless Timecode Sync for AtomX SYNC and Ninja V can be manually set when the UltraSync BLUE is set to Int Master RF TX mode. Or to get time-of-day, you would have to set the UltraSync BLUE in RF Slave mode so that it can receive time-of-day timecode from another Bluetooth compatible device that supports time-of-day timecode.

Q: 9. has this been tested to work with the Zoom F6? Will it send start and stop triggers over BT?

A: We have not tested the device specifically with the Zoom F6, but it should work, although time code feed should be continuous to all devices.

Q: 10. So, this will work with the Blackmagic cameras, since they have Bluetooth, right?

A: It will work with Bluetooth compatible devices.