Heyhey!
Do I need a signal converter or can I go with an adaptor plug? Got a Panasonic WV-CM1000 and looking to hook up some of my non rgb consoles.
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Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
Re: Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
It looks like that monitor doesn't have SDI inputs, just composite via BNC.
BNC does not equal SDI. You can grab a RCA-BNC bullet and use your existing RCA cables.
BNC does not equal SDI. You can grab a RCA-BNC bullet and use your existing RCA cables.
Re: Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
For clarity, SDI is a digital video signal, like HDMI, except completely serial (so only a single signal). While you can find it on older monitors, since it was introduced in 1989, a lone BNC port is always going to be analog composite video unless the port is explicitly labeled SDI or digital.
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Re: Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
dmxxlr wrote:It looks like that monitor doesn't have SDI inputs, just composite via BNC.
BNC does not equal SDI. You can grab a RCA-BNC bullet and use your existing RCA cables.
Thanks for clarification!Guspaz wrote:For clarity, SDI is a digital video signal, like HDMI, except completely serial (so only a single signal). While you can find it on older monitors, since it was introduced in 1989, a lone BNC port is always going to be analog composite video unless the port is explicitly labeled SDI or digital.
RCA to BNC adapter works great. The monitor isn't the best but great for my non modded consoles.
Re: Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
This BNC coupler securely connects two cables, guaranteeing a reliable connection. If your video signal is from a BNC plug, such as security camera, but your monitor or TV input is RCA, or you want to convert a RCA plug into a BNC signal, this one really helps you.
Re: Composite over RCA to SDI via BNC
Thanks for the information, I will try to figure it out for more.dmxxlr wrote:It looks like that monitor doesn't have SDI inputs, just composite via BNC.
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BNC does not equal SDI. You can grab a RCA-BNC bullet and use your existing RCA cables.