Run the video and audio signals from select phones, tablets, and devices direct to a VGA projector or monitor with this Micro-HDMI to VGA Converter from StarTech. Designed to allow users to display presentations and documents on a VGA projector or monitor, this converter features a micro-HDMI port supporting all devices with a micro-HDMI interface, such as Ultrabooks. It also has a 3.5mm audio output so you can separately run audio since the VGA output is only capable of passing video. You can run up to 1920 x 1200 resolution video signals, including Full HD 1080p.

This converter requires no power source, as it gets its power from your micro-HDMI source, but because it converts both video and audio, the power coming from your micro-HDMI source may not be enough, depending on the source. For this reason this converter also has a USB port for supplementary power -- whenever your micro-HDMI source doesn't provide enough power, just plug in a USB cable running from your computer, or connect a USB power adapter, and you'll have sufficient power. Everything works plug-and-play with no setup required. This converter is very compact and an easy accessory to carry in your bag.

Run Select Video Signals to VGA Display    Supports Ultrabook and Other Devices    Supports up to 1920 x 1200 Resolution    Run Separate Audio Signal via 3.5mm Jack    USB Port for Supplementary Power    Plug-and-Play Operation

• Run the video and audio signals from select devices to a VGA projector or monitor

• Separate 3.5mm audio jack

• USB port for supplementary power

• Plug-and-play operation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How well does this adapter handle converting laptop HDMI to SDI? I have a switcher that has scalers on all inputs but the input jacks are SDI only, and am wondering if this will work in lieu of a full standards converter like a teranex mini or decimator.

A: The BMD Micro Converter should be able to convert an HDMI signal from a computer to HDMI.

Q: 2. We mostly use sdi to hdmi convertor 4k but we have (2) 30 in TVs. The 3G version would be work, correct?

A: The 3G converters max out at 1080 60p. They do not support 4K, if that is what you need.

Q: 3. Is buying this product Give me App Davinci resolve Studio free or no

A: Hi, DaVinci Resolve Studio is not included with the Black Magic 3G converters. However, You can download the Free version or Resolve here https://bit.ly/3TsCVFI ( Make sure to not download the paid STUDIO Version)

Q: 4. Will this work solely as a LUT box for calibrating a TV? I do not intend on hooking up a camera or computer to the box.

A: Yes, you can load 33-point a LUT for color calibration in a stand alone configuration when using the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 12G with Power Supply.

Q: 5. Hello, does this have a downscaler? I mean: if I input a 12G SDI signal, can it downscale the output to a 3G signal on both SDI and HDMI?

A: No, there is no built in down scaling. If you want a scaler I would recommend the Blackmagic Design Mini Converter Quad SDI to HDMI 4K, although it is 6G. If you need 12G I would recommend DECIMATOR 12G-CROSS 4K HDMI/SDI Cross Converter with Scaling and Frame Rate Conversion.

Q: 6. Does this work with cat 5 transmitter?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 3G (with Power Supply) could send an HDMI signal to an HDMI to Ethernet transmitter as long as the supported SDI and HDMI rates and resolutions match your selected Ethernet transmitter.

Q: 7. can this be used to convert program output from atem tv pro k switcher?

A: Blackmagic Design Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G can convert any signal that is compatible..

Q: 8. 4k camera

A: Yes, this can work with 4k cameras. It can convert 2160p video up to 60 fps.

Q: 9. Can I still use the 2k DCI when getting an output feed that is 3840x2160 ?

A: This converter does not scale your video and it can not handle 4K or UHD video signals. You will need to send in 2K DCI if you want to get 2K DCI out of it.

Q: 10. Can you use this to take an output feed from a Blackmagic Design Teranex Mini SDI 12G Distribution and use the hdmi to send it to a monitor?

A: Yes you can as long as the Teranex mini is outputting a resolution/frame rate that is supported by the micro converter.