The 25' HD-SDI Video Coaxial Cable with BNC to BNC Connectors from Canare is a precision serial digital video coaxial cable that offers throughput for HD-SDI video signals for professional broadcast applications. Thanks to dual copper braids that impart high flexibility, the RG6 coaxial cable can be bent around tight corners or run through tight spaces while still providing high-quality, low-loss transfer.

18 AWG RG6 SDI Coaxial Cable    BNC Male to BNC Male Connectors    Solid Copper Center Conductor    Dual Copper Braids    Supports SMPTE 259M/292M/424M Standards    75-Ohm HD BNC Connectors    100% Sweep Tested

Transfers serial digital HD-SDI video signals for professional broadcast performance broadband facilities

18 AWG RG6 digital video coaxial cable

Dual copper braids for high flexibility and strength

Supports SMPTE 259M, 292M, and 424M standards

100% sweep tested

BCP-B series 75-ohm HD BNC connectors are capable of handling data rates that exceed 3 Gb/s SMPTE424M standards

Available in black, blue, green, and red colors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the Sony FS5 to record 10-bit 422 HD via SDI? Want to record ProRes to avoid long-GOP.

A: yes, it the BM Video Assist records apple ProResHQ 422 10 bit with the sdi cable in 1080 HD mode. i believe that the 4k output from the fs5 is only 4:2:0 color space, and the BM video assist doesn't record 4khere are the specs for the fs5 - Sensor Size: 4352 x 2662, 11.6 Megapixels (8.4 Megapixels Effective) Sensor type EXMOR 4K Super35mm E-Mount Lens type S-Gamut3.Cine & S-Log3 Native 3,200 ISO with 14 Stops of Dynamic Range Built in Electric Variable ND from 1/4 to 1/128 Codec: XAVC-L 3840 x 2160 8-bit, 4:2:0, up to 30fps continuous. 1080p 10-bit 4:2:2 up to 60fps continuous S&Q Mode: 120, 240, 480, 960 fps (buffered like FS700) Less than 5 sec boot time, Direct Access Menu, No rebooting for Rec format changes, etc., 2K Center Crop 4K RAW output via future firmware Dual SD Card Slots Built-in microphone Dual XLR input (one on body, one on handle) 3G-SDI, 4K HDMI, WiFi, Wired LAN, Same batteries as FS7 Weighs: 0.8kg

Q: 2. Will this monitor cross convert HDMI input to SDI output and vice versa?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Video Assist 3G-SDI/HDMI 7" Recorder/Monitor will output from the SDI and HDMI ports even when the input is from the other cable type.

Q: 3. is this capable of recording true progressive files from the c100 when selecting pf25? or is the interlaced signal an issue?

A: Not in the current firmware (2.3.1).

Q: 4. Can the receiver transmit out through BOTH SDI and HDMI at the same time... (hdmi for my external monitor and SDI to my streaming box)....or just one or the other? Thanks!

A: Yes, the receiver can output an HDMI and SDI signal at the same time.

Q: 5. Will this recorder let me bypass the 29.59 minute limit on my Canon 5D mkiii? Also, will my 5D output audio to this recorder?

A: You are correct that the 5D Mark III will not send audio over HDMI in the clean HDMI mode. Dennis L was mistakenly speaking about conventional mode where HDMI does carry audio. Regarding the Blackmagic Video Assist: since the output of the camera is the same, you would still need to use a cable for the audio when using the BM Video Assist.

Q: 6. Can I record the HD-sdi output of a Panasonic video switcher at 1920x 1080i 59.94?

A: Yes, you certainly can. We mainly use the HDMI simply because our splitter is an HDMI.

Q: 7. will this work with the Sony HDRfx7?

A: No. The Video assist does not record composite video

Q: 8. I'm hoping to use this to put in between a lap top running power point and a projector to document the presentation with this device while I film the speaker with another. Sounds like with the internal looping this would work. Any pitfalls? Also if a speaker has old VGA laptop, I assume there is a converter but wondering if any other surprises to this approach?

A: Works great to do screen capture on Mac with hdmi out... I mention Mac because Ive tested and the hdmi output options on macs are great for changing between interlaced and progressive etc so the files dont look jumpy when you play them back.

Q: 9. I have HDMI compatibility problems with my older Nikons and I'm assuming no issue with the D7200. Has Video Assist been tested on a D7000 and a D5100?

A: Unfortunately this monitor is not out in the wild yet for testing. Blackmagic has stated that the Video Assist HDMI/6G-SDI Recorder and 5 Monitor allows you to record from professional cameras and camcorders, as well as popular DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. Do note that the Nikon D7000 as well as the D5100 do not output a native clean HDMI signal.

Q: 10. Do i need to purchase the battery separate?

A: The Blackmagic Video Assist uses Canon LP-E6N Lithium-Ion Battery Packs. Yes, you have to purchase them separately.