WolfPack HDMI to HD-SDI Converter - Send a DVD to an SDI TV w/1-Yr Warranty

This $150 HDMI to HD-SDI Converter converts an HDMI signal to 3G-SDI, HD-SDI and SD-SDI and provides the highest quality images via only one coax cable. Now HDMI cameras, Blu-ray DVD players, PS3/4s, Xboxs & Xbox Ones, PCs MACs, AppleTVs, Cable/SAT boxes and all HDMI devices can now be watched on SDI displays or switched with SDI switchers.
Are you used to paying $500 and more for a HDMI to SDI Converter from AJA or Blackmagic? If so read the below specs on this $150 adapter as it may solve your needs and save you >$350 per unit.
When it comes to watching full high-definition video content on a television or other device, there are only a few different cable connection options available to you. Two of these options is HDMI, or high-definition multimedia interface, and SDI, or serial digital interface. Both of these connection options are available to different devices, but generally speaking the two options are not found on the same hardware. Due to this, if you have an HDMI based high-definition audio and video feed but need to hook it up to an HD-SDI device, the only method you have available to you is through an HDMI to SDI adapter. This adapter is able to take the audio and video feed and convert it over to a feed the SDI cable understands. From here, there information is then sent to the new device, allowing you to connect an HDMI and HD-SDI based equipment together.
To start, the HDMI cable must plug into the HDMI port on the television or other device you want to send the video and audio signals from. The opposite end of the cable fits into the HDMI port on the adapter. With the cable now secure the SDI cable screws into the SDI port on the adapter. SDI cables are coaxial cables and usually screw onto the port in order to secure the connection. Once secure connect the other end of the cable into the SDI port on the device you want to send the audio and video feed into. With everything connected you can now power on the equipment and wait for the hardware to start up. On the SDI device you might have to select the SDI option as the input, but once you do the audio and video feed should now begin to run through the original hardware and onto the new device.