
The Magewell Pro Convert HDMI TX is a standalone NDI transmitter that takes any HDMI video source and encodes it as an NDI stream for distribution over your Ethernet network. At £332, it is the tool for bridging the gap between HDMI devices, including cameras, laptops, media players, and presentation systems, and NDI-based production infrastructure. Once in place, any HDMI source becomes an NDI source available to every NDI-compatible tool on your network without any additional software or capture card.
This is a critical distinction in the Pro Convert range. TX devices are transmitters: they take a physical input signal and encode it as NDI, making it available over the network. Receiver devices do the opposite, taking NDI from the network and outputting a physical signal. The Pro Convert HDMI TX is deployed at the source end of your workflow to bring HDMI devices into NDI. Receiver devices such as the HDMI Plus, HDMI 4K Plus, and the compact NDI to HDMI converters sit at the destination end to convert NDI back to a physical output for displays or downstream equipment.
The HDMI TX connects to your HDMI source via the HDMI input and to your network via Gigabit Ethernet. It encodes the video as an NDI stream in real time and makes that stream available to any NDI-compatible device or software on the same network. Configuration is managed through a web interface. The device is fully standalone. Any NDI-capable system automatically discovers the stream, making integration with production software immediate and seamless.
Both the HDMI TX and SDI TX are priced at £332 and perform identically on the network, producing an NDI stream from a physical input. The only difference is the input connector type. HDMI TX is for HDMI sources. SDI TX is for broadcast SDI sources. In mixed installations, both can be deployed simultaneously, and all resulting NDI streams appear on the same network together, available to the same production software.
Convert physical SDI or HDMI sources into NDI for integration with vMix, TriCaster, or any NDI-based production system.
Encode AV sources at the edge of an IP network for distribution to production or display systems across the network.
Place encoders at camera positions to feed video into an NDI IP production network without long cable runs.
Convert classroom or auditorium sources to NDI for network distribution to remote locations.