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- Real Name: Simon Lamarre-Ledoux
Fri Nov 03, 2023 2:30 pm
Hi,
I just bought a MicroConverter Bi-Directional 12G to act as a calibration LUTbox for my new Eizo Monitor on my color grading station.
The signal is coming from a 1st generation BMD Mini-Monitor (1080 YUV 4:2:2 only) into the BiDrectional 12G then HDMI out to the monitor.
My problem is when I have HDMI coming into the converter, there is a yellow vertical line on the left about 1 pixel wide and the blacks are elevated. That is the case irrespective of the legal/Illegal settings in BMD converters and Resolve. I have tried every combination and the result is always the same elevated blacks, yellow line and wrong picture. That happens with or without a LUT loaded in the converter, even after multiple Factory Resets to v7.6.1 or v8.0 The cable are all brand new HDMI 2.1 cables (rated 8k@60Hz).
The problem does not happen when I use SDI out of Resolve. I don't really mind doing SDI -> Converter -> HDMI -> Monitor, but I may want to upgrade my setup later and will need HDMI -> HDMI with LUT.
Do I have a faulty unit? Is the signal supposed to be like that when doing HDMI In -> HDMI Out?
Here is an image of the problem. No need to comment on panel uniformity, it is an old monitor I'm replacing
Thanks!
I just bought a MicroConverter Bi-Directional 12G to act as a calibration LUTbox for my new Eizo Monitor on my color grading station.
The signal is coming from a 1st generation BMD Mini-Monitor (1080 YUV 4:2:2 only) into the BiDrectional 12G then HDMI out to the monitor.
My problem is when I have HDMI coming into the converter, there is a yellow vertical line on the left about 1 pixel wide and the blacks are elevated. That is the case irrespective of the legal/Illegal settings in BMD converters and Resolve. I have tried every combination and the result is always the same elevated blacks, yellow line and wrong picture. That happens with or without a LUT loaded in the converter, even after multiple Factory Resets to v7.6.1 or v8.0 The cable are all brand new HDMI 2.1 cables (rated 8k@60Hz).
The problem does not happen when I use SDI out of Resolve. I don't really mind doing SDI -> Converter -> HDMI -> Monitor, but I may want to upgrade my setup later and will need HDMI -> HDMI with LUT.
Do I have a faulty unit? Is the signal supposed to be like that when doing HDMI In -> HDMI Out?
Here is an image of the problem. No need to comment on panel uniformity, it is an old monitor I'm replacing
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Thanks!
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