Thread: Introducing: Matrox Convert DVI

Doesn't this work the 'other way' from the MXO? Hey Ben No, it works the same as the MXO's 'Presentation' mode in that it takes the extended desktop via DVI and converts it to all outputs. I've no doubt there's something that sets this apart, I'm just not clear what it is and am hoping I can cadge a response here ... and hey, if its just a rebadged/relaunched MXO thats fair enough too. Whatever,...

Ah - I see. Matrox seem keen to market this as a scan converter, rather than an 'all in one' solution. Perhaps that had to do with the success of the MXO2 line, and the need to offer a more limited product that would compliment it. Edit Out Ltd ---------------------------- FCP Editor/Trainer/System Consultant EVS/VT Supervisor for live broadcast RED camera transfer/post Independent Director/Producer...

Matrox Announces Matrox Convert DVI – Inexpensive SD/HD SDI Scan Converter with Genlock Montreal, Canada September 2, 2009 — Matrox® Video Products Group today announced Matrox Convert DVI, an SD/HD SDI scan converter with high-end features priced at just $995 US. Matrox Convert DVI lets users convert high-resolution DVI sources into HD or SD video for broadcast, display, and recording. It outputs the entire computer screen or lets the...

Hello, I realise I am chiming in late, but I'd like to clarify what the ConvertDVI is. The physical form of the ConvertDVI is the same as the MXO, but the featureset, FPGA firmware, programming, etc.. atre not the same. For starters the ConvertDVI is configured via PC not MAC. Once configured, it can operate as a stand alone appliance that need not be connect to a computer. Once programmed as a satnd alone appliance it can get it's...