Award winning HD-SDI video and analogue audio monitoring solution for DVI-D computer monitors

Features:
- HDTV and standard definition support in 4:2:2 and 4:4:4
- All HDTV formats supported: 1080 lines at 24p, 25p, 30p, 48i, 50i, 60i, and 720 lines at 30p, 50p, 60p
- Standard definition SDI format support for NTSC and PAL
- Full HDTV resolution pixel for pixel support on LCD displays
- 10 bit 4:2:2 YUV and 10/12 bit 4:4:4 RGB or YUV support
- Gamma correction via real time adjustable 10 bit lookup tables for each colour component. Downloadable via USB
- Supports most DVI-D digital computer displays
- Adaptive pull down processor for smooth motion display even when DVI-D diaplay does not support all video frame rates
- Analogue 24 bit stereo audio output using RCA connectors
- High speed USC 2.0 (480Mb/s) host computer interface
- Firmware upgradeable via USB on Mac OS X or Windows XP
Configure and Update via USB
Included free, HDLink Utility lets you configure advanced features such as lookup tables, color settings and blue only mode. Control software is available for both Mac OS X™ and Windows™ with USB 2.0 connectivity allowing firmware upgrades via internet downloadable updates.
Digital to Screen
HDLink connects SDI video direct to your display using DVI-D or HDMI, so you get a fully digital connection to the screen. This totally eliminates noise and other analog limitations to your monitoring.
Ideal Monitoring with DeckLink
DeckLink cards are the industry leading uncompressed broadcast video card and when combined with HDLink, you have an unbeatable combination. DeckLink has helped thousands of creative people edit uncompressed - now HDLink doing the same for HD monitoring.
Mac OS X™ and Windows™ Support
Connect to HDLink via USB on for all settings, lookup table downloads, and for software updates on Mac OS X™ or Windows™ computers. When running on OS X™, HDLink Utility software is Universal Binary, so you can run on Intel or PowerPC based Macs.
Blackmagic Design’s Workgroup/Broadcast Videohub is the ideal electronic patch panel allowing all users in a workgroup to connect to each other. Because
Videohub features independent monitoring outputs, combined with HDLink allows full HD resolution monitoring for everyone.HDLink connects post production quailty HDTV or Standard Definition SDI video directly to any supported DVI-D based LCD computer monitor for incredible true HDTV resolution video monitoring. Perfect for studio, edit suite, telecine or location video shoots.
Full Resolution HD Monitoring
HDLink connects SDI video directly to any supported DVI-D based LCD computer monitor for incredible true HDTV resolution video monitoring. Connect any HDMI television or video projector to HDLink for cinema style monitoring! Even large 23 inch CRT based monitors can’t display the full resolution of the HD-SDI signal, but with HDLink you see every pixel in the HD signal, so you'll always see a perfect image.
Supports both DVI and HDMI
HDLink supports all DVI-D based digital computer displays and now also includes HDMI video support. HDMI supports video at 1080i/50, 1080i/59.94 and 720p/59.94 on any HDMI device. DVI-D supports displays at 1920 x 1200 (16:10) resolution for all 1080 HDTV formats. When working in 720 HDTV formats you can even use lower cost 1280 x 800 resolution display for pixel for pixel 720p viewing. When working in NTSC or PAL, HDLink can 2x oversize the displayed image making viewing easier. Because most computer displays are limited to approximately a 60 Hz refresh rate, HDLink will automatically apply pull-down to allow video frame rates to be displayed. HDLink includes a built-in Power PC processor allowing automatic adjustment of native display resolutions using VESA E-EDID1.3.
World's Highest Quality SDI in 4:4:4
HDLink introduced the world’s first full HDTV resolution 4:4:4 monitoring solution that supports both standard definition SDI, HD-SDI and Dual Link HD-SDI 4:4:4 for full resolution colour monitoring. Dual Link HD-SDI 4:4:4 uses two HD-SDI video cables for twice the colour resolution. Conventional SD and HD video is 4:2:2 based, which limits colour detail while 4:4:4 HD video preserves the full colour detail which is important for critical keying and feature film work.
Standard Definition or HDTV
HDLink supports all SDI based formats from standard definition NTSC/PAL to HD-SDI 1080 and 720 when used with DVI displays.