Blackmagic Design SDI to HDMI 3G Micro Converter
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For months, I've been using these converters with a hyperdeck and an atem mini pro, and now the extreme, at least once a week, and I haven't noticed any latency. I haven't tested or measured anything, so it could very well be introducing. It has a latency of 04 milliseconds, but no visible result for the viewer.
No, this one does not come with a power supply; however, there was one on Amazon that did. I simply used a d-tap cable to construct my own.
To be sure, yes. Any audio that was embedded on the input side is also embedded on the output side.
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I needed to remote the camera by 50' for the production system (Church Sanctuary), which is a little too far to trust HDMI with. I bought a high-end SDI cable as well as an off-the-shelf monitor. SDI to HDMI converter from a well-known brand. The image had banding and highly distorted colors after it had been installed. It couldn't be fixed with any adjustment, replugging, or reset. I returned the converter and bought this Blackmagic converter in its place. When I plugged it in, it worked flawlessly, with a clear and undistorted image. It was a good lesson. br>br>Please note that the box only contains this converter and no power supply, as stated in the other reviews. You'll need to include a USB port. On the converter end, a C-ended cable and a power supply are required. You may already have these, but if not, add them to your shopping list and the total cost. A to USB- My setup consists of a C cable and a low-cost 15W power supply.
You won't be able to use this until you obtain a specific power supply. I received this unit, and it's the first time I've ever ordered an electronic product that didn't come with a power supply. It's a pity they'd sell something like this without the necessary power supply. A USB C cable, as well as a USB power supply, will be required. The phrase "Caveat Emptor" refers to the fact that one should This is a half-finished and non-functional product. You'd think that a company that cares about the integrity of its product would be pickier about the power supply it uses, but apparently not. I tried a few different things before I was able to get this to work properly.
I paid a lot of money for it and now I can't use it until I go out and buy a power cable.
It can convert between HD and SD formats. As expected, SDI video was converted to HDMI. This was used to convert a 1080P 60 HD video into a 720P 60 HD video. Two PTZ cameras' SDI video was converted to HDMI and fed into a Blackmagic ATEM Mini Extreme switcher. Everything is in order. It didn't come with a power supply, so I used a small USB hub to power two of these and an HDMI to HD-SDI converter. SDI at 60 frames per second in 1080P.
This was not a success. I used a 5W and then a 15W power source to see what would happen. With neither, there is no signal. I'm coming back.
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