SIIG HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter

Unlock next-level versatility in your video workflow with the SIIG HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter. This compact, rugged device is built for professional environments, delivering reliable signal distribution by converting a single HDMI source into two robust 3G-SDI outputs. Ideal for studios, live events, broadcast facilities, and field production, it ensures your HDMI content can be streamed, monitored, and recorded across multiple SDI devices without compromise. With a durable metal housing and precise timing, this converter helps you maintain pristine video quality while simplifying your cabling and routing. Whether you’re feeding a switcher, a monitor wall, or a two-channel recorder, SIIG’s HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter provides a dependable bridge between consumer or prosumer HDMI sources and professional SDI infrastructure.

• Dual 3G-SDI outputs from one HDMI source: Broadcast HDMI content to two independent SDI destinations, enabling simultaneous monitoring, recording, or display on multiple screens without splitter hassles.
• High-speed data and timing: Supports link speeds up to 2.25 Gb/s at a clock rate of 225 MHz, preserving timing accuracy and signal integrity across longer cable runs and demanding production environments.
• Broad format compatibility: Handles HD formats up to 1080p at 24/25/50/60 Hz as well as standard-definition 525i and 625i, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of HDMI sources and SDI-enabled devices.
• Rugged, compact design: Encased in a sturdy metal housing, the converter is built to withstand the rigors of studio use, on-location shoots, and portable rigs while occupying minimal space in racks or desks.
• Effortless integration: Designed for straightforward installation within existing broadcast workflows, allowing you to expand your SDI distribution without complex signal management.

Technical Details of SIIG HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter

• Inputs: HDMI input from a single HDMI source.
• Outputs: Two 3G-SDI outputs for signaling to SDI-enabled devices.
• Supported video formats: HD 1080p at 24/25/50/60 Hz; SD 525i and 625i formats.
• Data rate: Link speeds up to 2.25 Gb/s with a clock rate of 225 MHz.
• Enclosure: Metal housing for durability and reliable operation in demanding environments.
• Application: Ideal for broadcast-style signal distribution from a single HDMI source to multiple SDI destinations.

How to install SIIG HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter

• Step 1 — Connect the HDMI source: Plug your HDMI source (camera, computer, or playback device) into the HDMI input jack on the converter using a standard HDMI cable.
• Step 2 — Connect SDI destinations: Attach two SDI cables from the converter’s two 3G-SDI outputs to the SDI input ports on your monitoring monitors, switchers, or recorders.
• Step 3 — Power the device: Provide power to the converter as required by your setup. (Power connection specifics are based on your purchase configuration and power supply options.)
• Step 4 — Verify signal routing: Turn on your HDMI source and connected SDI devices, then confirm that both SDI destinations are displaying the HDMI source content correctly.
• Step 5 — Optimize for your environment: If you encounter timing or quality issues, check HDMI cable quality, SDI cable integrity, and ensure compatibility with your specific resolutions and frame rates.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the main purpose of the SIIG HDMI to 3G-SDI Converter? It converts a single HDMI signal into two independent 3G-SDI outputs, enabling dual-path distribution to SDI devices while preserving high-definition video quality.
• Which video resolutions does it support? It supports HD resolutions up to 1080p at 24/25/50/60 Hz and standard-definition 525i and 625i, broadening compatibility with a range of HDMI sources and SDI gear.
• How many SDI outputs are available? There are two 3G-SDI outputs, enabling parallel distribution to two SDI destinations.
• What is the maximum data rate and clock speed? The converter handles link speeds up to 2.25 Gb/s at a clock rate of 225 MHz, maintaining reliable signal performance for supported formats.
• Is the housing rugged enough for field use? Yes. The device is enclosed in a sturdy metal housing designed to withstand the rigors of studio and on-location production environments.
• How should I install it in a typical workflow? Connect HDMI from the source, attach two SDI cables to the outputs, supply power as required, and verify that both SDI outputs are displaying the HDMI content correctly.