Teranex Mini – SDI to DisplayPort 8K HDR

Description

Teranex Mini – SDI to DisplayPort 8K HDR

Advanced 8K HDMI monitoring solution for converting SDI sources to HDMI in all HD, Ultra HD and 8K formats up to 4320p60. Includes 4 HDMI 2.0 output connections, built in down converter, HDR formats, 33 point 10‑bit RGB LUTs, built in waveform, parade, vector and histogram scopes, monitor calibration and more.

Teranex Mini 8K HDR features 5 different types of scopes which can be positioned on screen in any location you set in the menus. You can display 2 different scopes at the same time with different waveforms displayed and even different opacity and size. The scopes also support HDR and will automatically change their graticule when a HDR SDI input is detected.
– Advanced 33 Point 3D LUTS
– Built in Monitor Calibration
– Advanced 12G-SDI for HD, Ultra HD and 8K

Advanced 8K Monitoring – Teranex Mini 8K HDR has been designed for any broadcast, live production or feature film work where you need large color accurate SDI monitoring. Perfect for accurate grading monitoring for DaVinci Resolve, you can unload CPU and GPU processing, as both models draw the 3D LUTs and scopes for you. That’s important when using heavy 8K formats. When you use an Apple Pro Display XDR with Teranex SDI to DisplayPort 8K HDR, you can even select from the monitor’s built in color profiles so that you can accurately match the color space and gamma to the SDI input for precise color grading. Teranex Mini SDI to HDMI 8K HDR is also great when using large televisions for multi view on switchers such as ATEM Constellation 8K so each view is large enough to check focus. You can even use quad split to build large video walls from multiple monitors. Imagine building giant 8K video walls at concerts and theaters!

Designed for Broadcast and Post Production – The innovative design is much better than regular converters as you can rack mount the converter if needed. The front panel feels elegant when placed on a desktop plus it includes buttons and a color display for video monitoring with audio meters and video standard. The rear panel has Quad Link 12G‑SDI for HD, Ultra HD as well as up to 8K formats. The Teranex Mini SDI to HDMI 8K HDR has 4 HDMI outputs allowing use with 8K televisions that feature quad HDMI inputs. The Teranex Mini SDI to DisplayPort 8K HDR has a USB-C style connection for monitors such as the Apple Pro Display XDR, and 2 full size DisplayPort connections for regular computer monitors. The built-in scaler will ensure the video input standard is scaled to the native resolution of the connected DisplayPort monitor. Or, use the built-in pixel-by-pixel mode to view unscaled HD or 4K content. Plus, both models feature down conversion for using 8K sources on Ultra HD or HD televisions and monitors! You can even convert between 2SI and Square Division all automatically. There’s also AC power, analog audio HiFi out and a front panel USB connection for use with monitor calibration probes.

Latest HDR Support – Teranex Mini 8K HDR has everything for the latest HDR workflows. All that’s required is to connect an HDMI display or DisplayPort monitor to get HDR SDI monitoring. Static metadata PQ and Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) formats in the VPID are handled according to the ST2108‑1, ST2084 and the ST425 standards. Teranex Mini 8K HDR models handle ST425 which defines 2 new bits in the VPID to indicate transfer characteristic of SDR, HLG or PQ. Plus the ST2108‑1 standard defines how to transport HDR static or dynamic metadata over SDI. There is also support for ST2082‑10 for 12G SDI, as well as ST425 for 3G‑SDI sources. Both Rec.2020 and Rec.709 color space are supported, and 100% of the DCI‑P3 format. Real Time Integrated Scopes – Two fully independent on screen scopes are included so compliance with broadcast standards is easy when doing critical high end work. Scopes are overlaid on screen so you can customize position, size and opacity. You can select from a range of scopes, including waveform for displaying luminance levels of your input signal. The vectorscope display allows you to see the intensity of color at 100% SDI reference levels. You also get RGB and YUV parade displays which are ideal for color correction and checking for illegal levels. Histogram shows the distribution of white to black detail in your images and highlights or shadows clipping.