Componet to HDMI

[rando]

Is there a box or cable that lets you convert componet to HDMI?

[Jerry]

Is there a box or cable that lets you convert componet to HDMI?

I did a search for this and this looks close. It looks a little cheap though.
Do a google search and you should come up with a lot hits. It depends on your price range.

http://www.svideo.com/ypbpr2hdmi.html

For what this costs, you can double the price and get an Intensity Pro.
Add the optional HD Extreme breakout cable and you have bnc connectors and deck control. Capture in uncompressed or mjpeg and bring it right into Edius.
Mjpeg performs very close to what HQ does.

If you are planning on buying the HDSTORM+ it already has component inputs. Why go from analog to HDMI to input, when you can go straight from analog to digital input. I hope that you can capture to uncompressed as well as other codecs with the HDSTORM+. The uncompressed capture is an issue with me due to some banding issues with the 8bit HQ codec on gradients.

I have been using an Intensity Pro for about a year now. Believe it or not, I do most of my capturing through the analog inputs. I have found that in a lot of cases the pure digital signal is a little to harsh and creates other issues with picture image. The analog image is smoother and creates a lot less flickering on edges and the like. When I do my blu-ray discs, they are crisp without being too intense.
This is a personal preference and should not be construed otherwise.

[swsw1550]

Check on Ebay, I am sure I have seen them there,

cheers
Steve

[Jerry]

Check on Ebay, I am sure I have seen them there,

cheers
Steve

Here is that same unit with the Gefen brand from Ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Component-Video-...ayphotohosting



Here is the header page for you.
http://search.ebay.com/search/search...fsop=32&fsoo=2


Scroll down, I did see one in the $160 range.

[rando]

cool thanks!

[GrassValley_BH]

What's your intended purpose for converting component to HDMI?

[STORMDAVE]

I did a search for this and this looks close. It looks a little cheap though.
Do a google search and you should come up with a lot hits. It depends on your price range.

http://www.svideo.com/ypbpr2hdmi.html

For what this costs, you can double the price and get an Intensity Pro.
Add the optional HD Extreme breakout cable and you have bnc connectors and deck control. Capture in uncompressed or mjpeg and bring it right into Edius.
Mjpeg performs very close to what HQ does.

If you are planning on buying the HDSTORM+ it already has component inputs. Why go from analog to HDMI to input, when you can go straight from analog to digital input. I hope that you can capture to uncompressed as well as other codecs with the HDSTORM+. The uncompressed capture is an issue with me due to some banding issues with the 8bit HQ codec on gradients.

I have been using an Intensity Pro for about a year now. Believe it or not, I do most of my capturing through the analog inputs. I have found that in a lot of cases the pure digital signal is a little to harsh and creates other issues with picture image. The analog image is smoother and creates a lot less flickering on edges and the like. When I do my blu-ray discs, they are crisp without being too intense.
This is a personal preference and should not be construed otherwise.

I don't think it will let you do deck control since that chip must be missing from the Intensity Pro.