Blackmagic Design Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G


Key Features
- 1 x SD/HD/12G-SDI and 1 x HDMI Input/Output
- HDMI Copy Protection support
- Supports up to DCI/UHD 4K60 Video
- Simultaneous SDI to HDMI & HDMI to SDI
OVERVIEW
Now you can convert in both directions simultaneously! Convert SDI to HDMI and HDMI to SDI in any combination of SD, HD or Ultra HD formats all at the same time! Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G lets you simultaneously convert SDI to HDMI and HDMI to SDI in all SD, HD and Ultra HD formats up to 2160p60! Each conversion direction can be a different SD, HD or Ultra HD video standard, it’s like getting two converters in one!
With multi-rate 12G-SDI input and output connections, Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G is compatible with virtually all professional broadcast equipment, including level A and B devices. It even automatically detects all SD, HD and Ultra HD formats! Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G has all you need to convert HDMI consumer gear to SDI. Use the input to convert HDMI computers or consumer cameras into 12G-SDI, while using the output for monitoring with big screen televisions or projectors!
The all metal durable design is perfect for live production and broadcast. Plus it’s small enough to be hidden and used anywhere. It can be powered from any USB-C socket, or with the (not included) power supply and international socket adapters!
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