The versatile, compact HDfury FX4 HDMI to RGB YUV DVI Converter Scaler Firmwareenables you to view your device's richer HDMI output using your HDMI/DVI-D/YUV/RGB or VGA display. The HDfury X4 upscales, downscales, transcodes, deinterlaces, and converts HDMI signals for viewing on any standard 50/60 Hz or 100/120 Hz display. Cinephiles will appreciate the HDfury X4 retaining your source's correct aspect ratio and automatically-scaling black bars. A DIP switch enables you to view 50 or 60 Hz material, and to toggle between PAL and NTSC. The single HDMI 1.4–input HDfury X4's features include 3D, deep color, and graphics-mode support.

The HDfury X4 can output both digital and analog video/audio simultaneously, acting as a splitter. Color-depth upscaling, and third-party output accessories are supported by the HDfury X4. Audio features include HDMI audio pass-through, stereo output, 2-channel PCM, and DTS-HD Master Audio, 5.1 and 7.1 Dolby support. Customized-EDID banks can be based on your sink (display) parameters. Use the HDfury X4's USB port for Scaler firmware upgrades and to draw power from a USB device.

Single Link HDMI 1.4 Input    HDMI/DVI-D/YUV/RGB or VGA Output    Supports Resolutions Up to 1080p/96    Scales/Deinterlaces/Converts/Transcodes    View 50 or 60 Hz, NTSC or PAL Material    Automatic Input Signal Detection    Integrated HDCP Decipher Engine    Lossless HDMI Audio Output    Graphics Mode Support Up to 1900 x 1200    Power Supply Included

• Display HDMI content at any HDMI/DVI-D/RGB/VGA/YUV TV, monitor, or projector's maximum resolution
• Capable of simultaneous digital and analog video/audio output
• Multiply lower-resolution material up to 1080p/96
• Scales, deinterlaces, converts, and transcodes signals
• Toggle between 50/60 Hz or PAL/NTSC
• 1 x HDMI 1.4 input with 3D and Deep Color support
• HDMI/DVI-D and/or component (YPbPr/YCbCr) and VGA (RGBHV) video output
• Three aspect ratio modes (Full Width, Full Screen, Original)
• 7.1 Dolby True HD and DTS Master Audio support
• Analog and digital optical stereo audio output via a 3.5mm combo jack
• Customizable EDID banks (2 per channel)
• Performs color depth upscaling in all modes (on/off user-selectable)
• Sync-polarity inverter included
• Automatic SD/HD color-space selection
• Accepts third-party accessories on output
• Improved output cable driver for long cable runs (40-50')
• Upgrade software or power via USB

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this converter support 740X400 70Hz input resolution?

A: Input resolutions are defined as up to 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA) and 1080p60. No low end input is defined, only the max.

Q: 2. What image parameters can the user adjust? e.g. Horizontal or vertical size, or horizontal of vertical phase?

A: You can adjust the Horizontal and Vertical Mirror, Horizontal and Vertical Shift, Phase, Under/Over Scan and Aspect Ratio with this converter.

Q: 3. I can't get it to display anything but a grey stepped gradient going lighter to the left it also outputs in on HDMI despite the 1080p59.94 signal being detected. Tried everything and cannot get rid of the essentially colorless color bars. Anyone else have this happen? I've swapped out everything multiple times and my Decimator has no issue with the signal.

A: We recommend connecting with Lumantek support to have the EZ-SHV+ repaired.

Q: 4. Will this device take a 16:9 signal and de-squeeze it to 4:3?

A: No! This device only convert frame rate signal.

Q: 5. will this unit do hdmi to sdi? if not, does lumantek make a unit just like this one that does? thanks!

A: The model you are looking at is SDI to HDMI. If you were looking for an HDMI to SDI converter to input HDMI and output to SDI this is the correct model. https://bhpho.to/3EibOpg

Q: 6. Does the converter cause any latency?

A: The Lumantek SDI to HDMI Converter with Display and Scaler will have a maximum of 2 frames of delay when converting to HDMI.

Q: 7. Is this device HDCP compliant for the HDMI input?

A: Yes, this product is HDCP Compliant.

Q: 8. The product dip switches are white over a dark background. The instructions are painted on the product white and dark. For example, 480i/59.94 is painted all white on top. The printed instructions for DIP Switch Settings are all black on the top. Which is correct? It's confusing.

A: I looked at both the Lumantek Unit and the manual and I see why you may be confused. On the orange case, solid white blocks mean on, framed boxes with orange showing through means off. In the manual, solid black boxes mean on, framed boxes with white showing through means off. Lay the manual next to the converter-on the back of the converter, the first 4 boxes are solid white in the up position for 480 AND the manual has the first 4 boxes as solid black in the up position for 480. So the rule of thumb is: Solid White boxes on the converter is the same as solid black boxes in the manual. I use 1080i59.94, so in my configuration, 1 is up, 2 and 3 are down and 4 is up. So that is 1, solid white, 2, boxed orange, 3, boxed orange and 4, solid white. In the manual, that would be 1, Solid black, 2, boxed black, 3, boxed black and 4, solid black. I hope that helps you.

Q: 9. please post the mm of the DC input so I can track down a DC to usb appropriate cable?

A: According to the manufacturer, the Lumantek SDI to HDMI Converter with Display and Scaler can use a USB cable with DC Jack that is 5.5 x 2.1mm, USB 5V to DC 12V.

Q: 10. With the SDI loop out be converted or will that be the same as the input signal? We need to convert SDI 25P to SDI 50i & HDMI 50i at the same time. Thanks

A: The SDI Loop Out will have the same signal as the input. It is best to use the Lumantek HDMI/SDI Cross Converter and Scaler for your scenario. Lumantek HDMI/SDI Cross Converter with Audio Mux/Demux and Scaler https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1445125-REG/lumantek_ez_md_hdmi_sdi_cross_converter_with.html