I just want to know will it take in 1080i from my HDMI out DVR and upconvert to 1080P or 4K?
1008724
Yes, you can set it to either pass through the native 1080i or deinterlace to 1080p or upscale to 4K, depending on whether you want your receiver or your TV to do the scaling/deinterlacing.
1000523
It will record everything you want, even HBO or Premiums channel. Just don't record through Hdmi. Only record through Ygrb components. They are the same clear as 1080i.
542737
My display is a picture in a picture on the sd card dvr. I also have the 4 camera with 4 channel 500 gig dvr. it has split screen
191954
No, the upscaling only works on analog connections. It passes HDMI through as-is.
1781697
You can patch the HDMI video out of your DVR or the component out of your DVR to the corresponding input of the Intensity Extreme and then record the playback using the capture feature of the Media Express application that comes with it. The Intensity Extreme defaults to recording uncompressed HD which even if your system meets the requirements for that you might want to change the settings to Apple ProRes (if installed) or Apple Intermediate Codec. Once captured you can edit and/or convert the files to whatever video format that you need for playback elsewhere.
2213358
Yes, but you have to confirm that the HD-SDI camera you choose can be set either by switches or an on-screen menu to output one of the following HDMI 1.3 output resolution: 720P@50HZ, 720P@60HZ, 1080i@50HZ, 1080i@60HZ, 1080P@24HZ, 1080P@25HZ, 1080P@30HZ, 1080P@50HZ, 1080P@60HZ - and of course your "TV MONITOR" must have an HDMI in port.
1324369
If your home security DVR has a VGA out (I'm assuming it does) then yes you can do as you asked. You would connect your VGA cables from your DVR and your computer to the 2 VGA inputs on the switch box and then you would connect the VGA output to your monitor. If your DVR does not have VGA out you could still do it but you would need an additional converter box to convert your DVR output to VGA.
1777190
It should. I am not a DVR expert but my cable TV DVR has an HDMI out that went to my monitor using the DVI input and it works great. I didn't have to change anything on my DVR and only had to select the DVI input on the monitor settings. As per the other person's answer, there is no audio signal going into the monitor the DVI input only supports video, not digital audio. So if you want your audio from the DVR, you will need to use the audio output with a cable for that as well (RCA, L/R stereo, digital optical, etc.).
2200573
Yes, no problem. The Mag must comply with the DVD Standard, which requires a 480i signal, so the Mag downrezzes all incoming signals, no matter what rez, to 480i. It can then upconvert that signal to 720p or 1080i/p, but it will still have started as 480i. DVR titles can be copied to either the HDD or direct to DVD, but better to copy to HDD, edit as necessary (title, delete commercials, etc.), then high-speed dub to DVD, which creates a lossless, mirror-image of the edited title on a DVD. This also preserves the title on the HDD in case you want more than one copy, now or later. To record/copy from a sat or cable DVR, connect an output from the DVR to the Mag and copy stuff to the Mag's HDD or direct to DVD. See this help file for copying from an external device: http://www.avsforum.com/t/940657/magnavox-537-535-533-515-513-2160a-2160-2080-philips-3576-3575#user_RecHDD9 Some sat/cable STB/DVRs won't output from their analog connections (Yellow RCA or S-Video) if the STB/DVR has an HDMI connected to the TV, or if the HDMI is set to output 1080p or on an "Auto" setting. So, you may have to disconnect the HDMI temproarily while copying, or find a setting in the STB/DVR that specifically mentions output to a VCR or similar, or look for an HDMI format setting of 480p, 720p or 1080i and see if that allows analog output while the HDMI cable is still attached and connected to your TV. Info & help files are here, with lots more info... you only need to read and bookmark PAGE ! (copy link text and paste in your browser's address bar): http://www.avsforum.com/t/940657/magnavox-515-513-2160a-2160-2080-philips-3576-3575#post_12244086
1888653
Only happen on the DVR? Go in to the settings on the DVR and see what they have on the menu for video aspect and HDMI output - set to 16x9 and 720P if it's not set.
518475
Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to 720p,and above. sorry for the repetition,and good luck to all
197522
Yes, recording at the same resolution is possible with either media, up to 1080i. I seem to recall a slightly different maximum bitrate but not the specifics and getting my hands on the manual is more trouble than I care to go to. That information is available online if you deem it important.
1971929
Thank you. the dvr supports BNC, VGA, HDMI output. As long as your TV has one of the 3 ports, it can be used as a monitor. for VGA and HDMI ports, may need to adjust dvr output resolution accordingly.
835477
Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to 720p,and above. sorry for the repetition,and good luck to all Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to... » Read More Hi to all of you , I dont mean to but in,but 1080i is superior,the only one higer is 1080p in which cable boxes do not have yet. I have my cable box set to 720p,and when a 1080i program comes on it automatically switches to 1080i on my cable box. there are tons of programs in 1080i , american idol,and most of your prime time shows are in 1080i. 720 p is a step below,but still considered hd quality,true hd is 1080i,and 1080p. If you set your box any lower than 720 ,your picture will not be good,and it will not upconvert on your cable box when a true hd program comes on. set your box to 720p,and above. sorry for the repetition,and good luck to all « Show Less
1995770
If you have the hdmi or component inputs, unit should work. However, I had a lot of trouble with mine. The first week the DVR worked fine. After that it has not worked correctly. In my opinion it is a piece of junk. However, apparently it is the only game in town. When it works it is ok. It does not work all the time. I recomended to Amazon not to sell it. But what do I know?
1983553
DSLR cameras and GoPros can be problematic with any video capture device or switcher due to sometimes non-standard HDMI outputs. With "camcorders", meaning the average consumer/prosumer Sony, Panasonic, Canon units, virtually all should put out a clean HDMI signal. Please note that *most* camcorders will output 1080i over HDMI, even if the camcorder is set to record 1080p24 or 30. This is done for compatibility with more displays. This means the ATEM would need to be set to 1080i mode in order to accept the camera input.
6606
the resolution is a vga but when you connect it to the hdtv it will upscale the video to 1080i, I don't think it will do it in computer. I will tell you more when I get it.