Video Game Controller Converter

[Windows] this sure is a video game. five stars.

[30,000] very good promotion of the video card with the game

[1.43 lb] This Elvid Video Converter is one of those tools that makes your production life so much easier. If you work with SDI equipment but need to integrate HDMI signals, this little guy is a lifesaver. I love how simple it is, just plug in your HDMI source, and boom, it converts the signal to two SDI outputs. Whether you're sending video to a monitor, switcher, or both, it gets the job done without any fuss. For live events, studio work, or any situation where you need to convert from HDMI to SDI, it’s been super reliable. And the best part is, it supports up to 1080p60, so you're getting really crisp, broadcast-quality video. I’ve used it with my camera and even hooked it up to my computer when I needed to send video to an SDI workflow. It handles both like a pro. One thing I really appreciate is how compact and sturdy it is. The metal body gives it that extra durability, so I don’t have to worry about it getting damaged when I’m transporting gear. And there is flexibility for power options. It comes with an AC adapter if you have access to a wall outlet. but can be also be powered from a computer or device with a 5V USB output. It’s great to have that choice depending on your setup. Honestly, for anyone looking to bridge the gap between HDMI and SDI, this converter is a solid, hassle-free solution. It’s small, reliable, and just works. It's exactly what you need when you’re on the go or in the studio. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Use the S-Video to HDMI Converter to connect an old analog video system to a new Digital TV. Without this device the entire system would have to be replaced. That was infeasible.

[7.9 x 5.6 x 3"] Use the S-Video to HDMI Converter to connect an old analog video system to a new Digital TV. Without this device the entire system would have to be replaced. That was infeasible.

This Elvid Video Converter is one of those tools that makes your production life so much easier. If you work with SDI equipment but need to integrate HDMI signals, this little guy is a lifesaver. I love how simple it is, just plug in your HDMI source, and boom, it converts the signal to two SDI outputs. Whether you're sending video to a monitor, switcher, or both, it gets the job done without any fuss. For live events, studio work, or any situation where you need to convert from HDMI to SDI, it’s been super reliable. And the best part is, it supports up to 1080p60, so you're getting really crisp, broadcast-quality video. I’ve used it with my camera and even hooked it up to my computer when I needed to send video to an SDI workflow. It handles both like a pro. One thing I really appreciate is how compact and sturdy it is. The metal body gives it that extra durability, so I don’t have to worry about it getting damaged when I’m transporting gear. And there is flexibility for power options. It comes with an AC adapter if you have access to a wall outlet. but can be also be powered from a computer or device with a 5V USB output. It’s great to have that choice depending on your setup. Honestly, for anyone looking to bridge the gap between HDMI and SDI, this converter is a solid, hassle-free solution. It’s small, reliable, and just works. It's exactly what you need when you’re on the go or in the studio. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[5.6 to 8.4 VDC] I purchased the DJI Goggles Integra and Controller about two weeks ago. Since then, they have become my favorite way to fly my Mini 3 Pro Drone. The Goggles give you an immersive and panoramic First Person View that makes you feel as if you are actually flying the drone from its cockpit. Coupled with the intuitive controller, I found that learning to fly the drone with the Goggles was much easier than with the standard screen-based DJI controllers. The Goggles and controller, though, are not optimized for taking pictures and video. The camera and gimbal controls are more difficult to use and there is no Cine mode for video. Overall, the Goggles and Motion Controller give you a surreal sense of flying the drone at the cost of some limited photo and video options. In view of the absolute fun they provide, it is a very worthy tradeoff. I love my Goggles.

[Dual-Deck] We took a chance early in the game on this freshly released controller coming from a DDJ-1000SRT. And let me just say AMAZEBALLS!! So much increased functionality without any sacrifice. Literally only 1 more depth so didn't even need to get a different case.

[Black] This has been a game changer for me! You get the stability of having the controller on a table with the mobility of wearing it around your neck. It allows you to not have to hold the remote or set it down if you need to change batteries, calibrate corpus, ect... You can use two fingers to control the joysticks or take your hands off to use a computer to edit waypoints (litchi). Its comfortable and provides some back support as well.

[0.75 lb] This steering wheel takes the Forza game to the next level! it is so much to use the wheel instead of the game controller. The vibration features make it fairly realistic and lot of fun!