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Extend the functionality of your DVI2PCIe and DVI2PCIe Duo internal capture card. The optional DVI2PCIe A/V kit makes it easy to increase the capture cards ability to handle more video and audio inputs. The kit includes two daughter boards.

Connecting the DVI2PCIe A/V Kit
All full height and low-profile brackets to accommodate any setup are included in the kit. Each daughter board is connected to the DVI2PCIe or DVI2PCIe Duo capture card using a ribbon cable (supplied). Daughter boards can be interchanged and connected simultaneously. Refer to the following for configuration options specific to your internal capture card:

Epiphan DVI2PCIe Duo PCIe x4 Video Capture Card with SDI and Dual Link DVI Inputs Internal DVI to PCIe Capture Card Key Features Internal DVI to PCIe capture card Captures from screens or cameras at HD resolutions and higher (2560 1600, 2048 2048) PCI Express 2.0; x4 Supports multiple DVI2PCIe Duo cards in one system Supports 60 fps at full HD resolution in 24 bit color (4:4:4) even when capturing from both DVI and SDI channels simultaneously Supports third party applications that accept an external video source such as Adobe Premiere, Windows Media Encoder and others Epiphan s highest performance dual input PCIe capture card, capable of capturing dual link and single link DVI signals, VGA HDMI …

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