Blackmagic Design Teranex AV Converter with HDMI & 12G-SDI/XLR/HiFi Connection

Product Features

• Dual SD/HD/3G/6G/12G-SDI I/O
• Quad-Link SDI Output
• HDMI 2.0 Input and Output
• Supports SD, HD, 2K, and UHD 4K
• Automatic Input Signal Detection
• Redundant SDI Input & Looped SDI Output
• 24-Bit, 48 kHz Audio
• XLR and RCA Audio Inputs
• Front-Panel Controls
• Software Control via RJ45 Ethernet

In the Box

• Blackmagic Design Teranex AV

Overview

Blackmagic Design Teranex AV
The world’s first standards converter designed for professional AV with 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0a, XLR and HiFi connections, low latency, a still store and 1089 conversions.

Teranex converters are the ultimate SD, HD and Ultra HD standards converters, and give you the quality and speed mandated by broadcasters worldwide. You can choose from models that give you up to a massive 1089 conversions, a wide range of broadcast connections, low latency processing, HDMI loop through and more. You get up, down, cross and standards conversions between virtually all SD, HD and Ultra HD formats and frame rates, including 3:2 cadence removal and insertion. Featuring advanced patented algorithms, Teranex converters give you visually transparent, high quality conversions in full 10-bit quality, complete with audio, closed captions, timecode and more.

Convert Anything to Anything
More real time conversions so you’ll be ready for anything.
Whether you’re out in the field or in the studio, you never know what kind of video format you’re going to get or which video format you’re going to have to provide. Teranex converters give you so many realtime conversions that you’ll be ready for anything at anytime. Convert incoming feeds from overseas, use them in front of older broadcast decks to ensure they always receive the correct signal, or carry them in broadcast trucks so you’ll be ready to work with anything that comes your way. With Teranex converters you can even convert SD to HD or Ultra HD in real time and then display it on massive outdoor LEDs or digital signs at live concerts or sporting events.