Only Mini Converters include the latest 3 Gb/s SDI technology and upgrades can be loaded via the built in USB connection for future video format compatibility. 3 Gb/s SDI is also fully compatible with all your standard definition and high definition SDI equipment. Create custom looks with high precision 3D LUTs Mini Converter SDI to HDMI 6G also includes a full 33 point 3D lookup table for high precision colour conversions. That means you can apply custom looks, colour and gamma changes in realtime for on set monitoring. LUTs can also be used with the SDI loop output, transforming the converter into a 3D LUT processor! The LUT’s are compatible with DaVinci Resolve so you get consistent colour on set and in post.

SMPTE259M, SMPTE292M, SMPTE296M, SMPTE424M, SMPTE425M, SMPTE, SMPTEST-2081, ITU-R BT.656, ITU-R BT.601 and SMPTE297M for Optical FiberSDI.

If your source signal is not already SMPTE-compliant, or you need to change things like resolution or frame rate, then these converters are what you need. It would only make sense that products made by NewTek, the developers of NDI, would show up near the top.

MarcusWolschon wrote:If the ATEMs would provide the camera control commands in their Ethernet protocoll, Note: For legal reasons, HDMI capture devices from LYNX Technik AG are designed not to capture, convert or transmit video or audio from HDCP copy-protected sources such as satellite receivers, cable receivers etc. Scale any input up to 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps including 8 of the most popular VGA formats, adjust image settings like brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation with the built-in proc amp, embed two channels of analog audio, and configure settings with DIP switches or over a USB connection. Marcus, they can be used together. The Micro Cinema Camera is not a good choice for a live action camera, as it does not have any CCU control. The Micro Studio does with an ATEM HD, for example. To expand a startup Mini ATEM setup, adding a regular SDI ATEM is good, used models are not that expensive. A Micro Studio can be used with a recording monitor to record UHD signal and pass it to the ATEM, if you are doing a 4K/UHD production.After seeing a lot of these in action, in all kinds of production environments over the last decade, I can't think of one that I've seen fail. They're workhorses, through and through.