4 channel audio and video capture card: ... supported under Windows Vista, Server 2003 and XP.

Introduction

The Videum 4400 is a four audio channel and four video channel capture card (PCI). It is designed for video surveillance and security applications. Videum 4400 is capable of capturing full resolution/full frame rate video from four sources...simultaneously. The Videum 4400 comes with MJPEG compression capabilities. If you don't require audio capture, check out the Videum 4400 VO video only capture card.

The Videum 4400 has four BNC connectors for the four composite analogue video sources directly on the card bracket. The four stereo audio inputs are via a breakout cable.

Product Highlights

• 4 channel analogue video and 4 channel audio capture card
• 4 independent channels, aggregate 120 fps
• 32 bit/33MHz and 64 bit compatible
• PCI Rev2.2 compliant; Universal card for 3.3 and 5.0 volts
• Propretary ASIC technology in a single chip delivers unmatched performance
• 704x576 x 25 fps uncompressed (PAL)
• Multiple Videum 4400 cards per PC chassis
• Four fully synchronised audio and video channels
• Supports multi-processor systems
• Winnov hardware and software video compression to disk
• WDM compliant drivers use Direct-X for performance
• Supported by vPoint HD Video Conferencing software

The Winnov Videum 4400 is available to buy online:

Minimum System Requirements: (see application requirements)

• Intel or AMD 1.0 GHz or faster
• 128 MB RAM
• Windows Vista, Server 2003, Windows XP
• Latest Microsoft Direct-X for WDM drivers
• 30 MB free HDD
• Free PCI 2.2 compliant slot

Video Inputs and Connectors:

• Four BNC composite on card edge

Video Input Formats:

• NTSC
• PAL

Video Formats:

• RGB24 (RGBT), RGB16 (RGBH), RGB8
• YUV2 (4:2:2), YU12 (4:2:0), YVU9 (4:2:0 Indeo Raw)
• WINX, WNV1

Audio Inputs, Outputs and Connectors:

• 4 stereo 3.5 mm mini jacks via breakout cable
• 1 stereo audio line/headphone output on-board

Audio Formats:

• 16 and 8 bit sample sizes
• 48 KHz, 44.1 KHz, 32 KHz, 22.05 KHz, 16 KHz, 11.025 KHz & 8 KHz sample rates
• stereo or mono