By PURPLELEC | 19 June 2023 | 0 Comments
Notebook hd/3g-SDI capture card supporting 1080P@60
HD/3G-SDI acquisition card is a video signal acquisition device that can support HD-SDI and 3G-SDI, and with the development of audio and video equipment, there are many needs to use notebooks for video acquisition, so the following developed USB3.0 is an external capture card that can be used in notebooks for video capture channels.


This video capture card has only one SDI input interface, which is compatible with HD-SDI and 3G-SDI video signals. The built-in video capture processor does not need to share the CPU resources of the computer when collecting video information, which can greatly reduce the load on the computer, so that even a notebook with a relatively common configuration can complete the video capture task well. The output interface adopts the USB3.0 interface. Compared with 2.0, USB3.0 has a higher transmission bandwidth (360MB/s), so it has a faster video acquisition speed, and you can view the effect in real time while collecting.
In addition, the video images captured by this video capture card are all uncompressed, and can be directly recorded using uncompressed AVI, and this video capture card can also be used with third-party software platforms very well. Such as Douyu, Octopus, LeTV Live and other platforms. It can also be used for video conference live broadcast, game live broadcast and other live broadcast applications.
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