Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G
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Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G: The Ultimate Miniaturized Video Converter
The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G stands out as the world's smallest HDMI to 12G-SDI broadcast quality converter. This compact, yet highly efficient device is designed to bridge the gap between HDMI cameras and computers with professional SDI equipment, making it a versatile tool for broadcasting, post-production, and live streaming. With its full-sized HDMI and professional 12G-SDI connections, the Micro Converter supports a broad range of video standards, including NTSC, PAL, 720p, 1080p, 1080i, and 2160p, and even 4Kp24/47.95/48 DCI. Whether you need to connect HDMI devices to SDI monitors, routers, or other professional equipment, this converter allows seamless integration and reliable performance.
Designed with portability and convenience in mind, the Micro Converter can be powered via USB from a laptop or mobile phone charger, making it an ideal solution for on-the-go professionals. Despite its compact size, it doesn’t compromise on quality or functionality, featuring support for auto-detection of video formats and automatic switching between SD, HD, 2K, Ultra HD, and 4K DCI. Additionally, with two 12G-SDI outputs configurable to level A or B for 3G-SDI signals, this device truly expands your connectivity options. It is a crucial asset for any video production setup demanding high flexibility and excellent performance.
Key Features
- Ultra-compact and lightweight design
- Supports a wide array of video standards, including 4K DCI
- Two 12G-SDI outputs configurable for 3G-SDI signals
- Full-size HDMI and professional 12G-SDI connections
- Powered via USB from laptops or mobile phone chargers
- Supports auto-detection of SD, HD, 2K, Ultra HD, and 4K DCI formats
- Enhanced color precision and space with 33-point LUT for calibration
- Compatible with both MacOS and Windows
Specifications
- SDI Video Outputs: 2
- HDMI Video Outputs: 1 x Type A
- SDI Rates: 270Mb, 1.5G, 3G, 6G, 12G
- Multi Rate Support: Auto detection of SD, HD, 2K, Ultra HD, and 4K
- Updates, Configurations, and Power: USB Type-C
- Reclocking: Yes
- Video Standards: SD, HD, Ultra HD, 4K DCI
- Compliance: SMPTE standards including 259M, 292M, 296M, 424M, 425M, 2081-1, 2081-10, 2082-1, 2082-10, 2084, 2108-1
- Color Precision: 4:2:2
- Color Space: YUV
- Power Consumption: 4W max
- Operational Voltage Range: 4.4V to 5.25V DC
Installation / Use Cases
- Convert an HDMI camera or computer output to professional 12G-SDI for integration with compatible SDI monitors, routers, switchers, recorders, or other production equipment.
- Feed the converted signal to two SDI destinations simultaneously using the two 12G-SDI outputs.
- Use in broadcast, live production, studio, post-production, and mobile video workflows requiring HDMI-to-SDI conversion across SD, HD, Ultra HD, or supported DCI formats.
- Power and configure the compact converter through USB-C for portable production setups.
Package Contents
- Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G
- USB Type-C Cable
- Quick Start Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Blackmagic Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 12G convert?
It converts an HDMI video source into SDI for connection to compatible professional SDI equipment.
How many SDI outputs does the converter provide?
It provides two 12G-SDI outputs.
Which SDI rates does the converter support?
Supported SDI rates include 270 Mb/s, 1.5G, 3G, 6G, and 12G.
Can it work with Ultra HD and 4K DCI signals?
Yes. It supports a range of SD, HD, Ultra HD, and supported 4K DCI video standards.
Can the two SDI outputs be configured for 3G-SDI Level A or Level B?
Yes. Blackmagic specifies that the two outputs can be configured for Level A or Level B when working with 3G-SDI signals.
How is the Micro Converter powered?
The converter uses USB-C for power, configuration, and software updates.



