- XTREME VIDEO CAPTURE CARDS
XtremeDV-SDI4
Ideal for use in broadcast markets or with any SDI capable applications the XtremeDVI-SDI4 provides four 3G-SDI inputs each capable of capturing 1920x1080p at 60 frames per second.
- GRAPHICS CONTROLLER (MULTISCREEN)
XtremeImage-4K
4 channel DisplayPort 4K Graphics Card
- Four 4K60 4:4:4 HDMI 2.0 outputs
- Enables full 4K60 capture and display in EMS VSN controllers
- VIDEO WALL CONTROLLER SYSTEM
XtremeIPC-VSN-Expansion System
- 9 or 11 Slot Expansion Chassis
- Express9-G3 PCIe backplane providing 1 x 8 lane slot and 8 x 4 lane slots
- SOFTWARE & UTILITY
Vigi Control - Wall Management
- Easily control output sources such as IP feeds, video captures and local applications
- Create templates and produce zones on your video wall for easy placement of content.
XtremeAV-HD2+
Two Channel Video Capture Card
XtremeAV-HD2+ A capture card with two channels of HD DVI video and an extra composite video input all operating simultaneously and independently; with full analogue and digital audio support
- Four lane PCIe lane bus, Net 1.6 GB/s total capture bandwidth
- Triple channel PCI Express capture card
- Direct DMA to graphics memory of third party graphics cards
- All standard features of the Xtreme range of capture cards
- Driver support included within the EMS unified Windows driver
XtremeAV-HD2+ A capture card with two channels of HD DVI video and an extra composite video input all operating simultaneously and independently; with full analogue and digital audio support
XtremeRGB-Ex8
Eight channel SD capture card
The XtremeRGB-Ex8 is an eight channel PCI Express video capture card. The card supports PAL, NTSC and SECAM in both composite and S-video input formats
- High performance DMA to system memory or direct graphics memory with scatter gather
- On board processor for real time mode and sync detection
- Support for all PAL, NTSC, SECAM or S-Video video modes
- Dynamic input source selection
The XtremeRGB-Ex8 is an eight channel PCI Express video capture card. The card supports PAL, NTSC and SECAM in both composite and S-video input formats