My HDMI adapter

[Igelkott Film]

Hi,

Just wanted to show my pretty neat HDMI ad on to my XH-A1.

It's powered from the cameras batteries, it works with 7,4 volt, you can extract power from the DC outlet to a light or whatever, you can also feed it through the DC jack.
It works with my DP6, my Livestream broadcaster but not fully with blackmagic shuttle, don't know what the problem is there.

It's attached to the camera with velcro.

 

[Alpha Beta Omega]

I do think you'll need 12V for the Shuttle to run and that battery only outputs 7,2V.

 

[Igelkott Film]

Its not powering the shuttle, the problem is that the picture is green on the shuttle.

 

[zobtron]

details or parts list available for the adapter? i have three a1 cameras and this looks like a great solution to send the signal to wireless hdmi transmitters.

 

[Igelkott Film]

details or parts list available for the adapter? i have three a1 cameras and this looks like a great solution to send the signal to wireless hdmi transmitters.

1. Buy http://www.deltaco.se/ Search for vh05
2. buy a charger with interchangeable charging plates.
3. buy or get the xh-a1-component cord and a standard video cord (red, white, yellow)
4. Dissemble the converter and cut of the component and composite connectors.
5. cut the video cords to the desired legnth. make sure you put the cords through the connector wholes in the chassi plates now.
6. solder the wires in place
7. drill a hole in the converters chassi, solder the power cords to the dc jack.
8. Glue the charging plate to the chassi.
9. Assemble it.