I am just getting into sdi systems from hdmi. Will these cameras work with the Blackmagic ATEM video switcher? It accepts hdmi and sdi inputs.
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We don't have experience with Blackmagic ATEM video switcher; but if the switcher accepts SDI megapixel input then it should be compatible with our camera.
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If you have a device that accepts hdsdi, it will work. I use a Lilliput 663 hd monitor to install my hdsdi cameras and it accepts the hdsdi signal fine. The SDI interface is a BNC connector.
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It should work using a mini HDMI to HDMI cable.Also you can buy the SDI version of the monitor and us it through the SDI interface wich is a more reliable connector.Never actually tested this monitor with the BM pocket though nor the SDI one.
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I connect chrome cast to my mixer ATEM. But I must go through a converter first HD 720 P. The ATEM only accepts 720 p. You can connect anything to the ATEM as long as it is 720 P. If not you must purchase an upconverter before plugging into any of the HDMI ports. I purchased an canon HF G 30 which is a 1080 P. The only way it works is going through my converter, downconverts to 720 P then it works. If you have a 1080 P camera you will need the ATEM 4 K before it accepts 1080 P
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Hi Dayna. This card will intake HDMI and you can save it to virtually whatever you want. It really depends on what software you are using.I use two of these for live video streaming. The HD video feed from my cameras feeds into the Blackmagic cards and is rendered in my WireCast program (for live video editing and streaming) that allows me to save the video at the same time in about 50 different options from flash to 1080i...Hope this helps.Bottom line is, the program(s) you use in conjunction with this card determine how you save it.
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What format video does the security camera spit out? Chances are it's not SDI (digital). If it is a digital format than yes, the unit can convert to HDMI. If you are unsure what format video please pass along the Make/Model of the camera and I'd be happy to assist? What is your goal in the end?-Marc B.
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Yes, I had trouble. Bought one to use on a feature, converting the SDI signal from our BMCC 2.5K to HDMI for video village. It worked for just a few days, but then wouldn't convert the signal anymore. I remember wiggling wires, and randomly the signal would come through, but from that day forward it never worked again. I was disappointed it only lasted a few days before "breaking" or whatever happened. I returned it for a refund after I returned home from the shoot.
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Sure, if you have 6 pci express ports... But at that point you may as well use a duo card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Duo with 2 SDI Inputs and 2 SDI Outputs, Switchable Between SD and HD ) or quad card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Quad, Adds 4 SDI Inputs / Outputs, 10Gbps Transfer Rate )I've personally used the Duo card (not the quad) and it looks the same to the computer as if you had two individual of these cards you're asking about. Also consider if your software can handle 6 inputs like Motion Media said. Sure, if you have 6 pci express ports... But at that point you may as well use a duo card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Duo with 2 SDI Inputs and 2 SDI Outputs, Switchable Between SD and HD ) or quad card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Quad, Adds 4 SDI Inputs / Outputs, 10Gbps Transfer Rate )I've personally used the Duo card (not the quad) and it looks the same to the computer as if you had two individual of these cards you're asking about. Also consider if your... » Read More Sure, if you have 6 pci express ports... But at that point you may as well use a duo card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Duo with 2 SDI Inputs and 2 SDI Outputs, Switchable Between SD and HD ) or quad card ( Blackmagic Design DeckLink Quad, Adds 4 SDI Inputs / Outputs, 10Gbps Transfer Rate )I've personally used the Duo card (not the quad) and it looks the same to the computer as if you had two individual of these cards you're asking about. Also consider if your software can handle 6 inputs like Motion Media said. « Show Less
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This system has worked with every camera I have tried with it. As long as it has a BNC connector, they work, I have used 420, 480, 540, 600, 700, & 750 TVLine cameras, all have worked perfectly. I've install over a dozen of these systems with no problems.
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Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that,... » Read More Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. « Show Less
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read the article on configuring a HDV editing station in DV magazine...you can capture uncompressed video from the HDMI port on this camera using the black magic intensity card but it is quite demanding on your entire system and wants an eSATA raid array etc.http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/best
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Most likely not. Your security camera is probably composite video, not SDI which is what this device uses. Try searching for an av balun.
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Not sure, however I returned this monitor after finding out it does not work with the blackmagic pocket cinema camera. It don't support video modes like 24p 30p at 1080p.
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Typically, so long as the KVM has power through the USB connections, it will function regardless of the video being connected. However, in my opinion it's not worth it to buy a KVM with HDMI connections if your setup doesn't allow for it. You might even be able to find just a "km" switch by itself without the video part.
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I don't own the blackmagic camera. So, I don't know. Hope you find your answer.
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This Decklink is for a single camera input. Blackmagic also makes a Decklink Duo for a two-camera input.
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They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.
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The device connects/talks to the computer via ethernet cable. Simply download the software and drivers and then follow steps in the digital manual to change your ip settings. Record to hard drive using usb 2.0 or 3.0. I ended up returning mine as it was a bit glitchy. Also you can't use any hdmi cables longer than 10 feet. Device wont recognize the signal through hdmi cables any longer than that. Tried signal boosters but did not work either. If using hdmi you will need to buy an hdmi to sdi converter for about 300. Will need one for every hdmi input longer than 10ft. You would run the sdi out into to the blackmagic switcher. Not too bad for the price but not great either in my opinion.