Xview XV-AV User Manual

Version 1.0.0
XV-AV
Audio/Video Capture Card
Contents
Introduction.........................................................................................1
Dual Channel Video..............................................................................2
Flexible Audio Capture.........................................................................2
X-View
Unified
Vision Driver .............................................................2
Models................................................................................................2
Specification.......................................................................................3
Unpacking..........................................................................................4
Installing the Capture Card.................................................................5
DirectShow........................................................................................9
Software Installation..........................................................................9
Application Overview........................................................................10
Using the card with other X-View products ....................................10
e-mediavision Limited.......................................................................11
Index.................................................................................................12
Introduction
The XV-AV has two independent video capture channels – one supporting HD capture and a second simultaneously decoding Standard Definition composite video. The XV-AV also adds analog and HDMI audio capture, which can be perfectly synchronised with either video capture channel.
A single card solution for distance learning, lecture capture and web casting
Viewing analog or DVI sources from a wide range of PCs, MACs, Industrial/Medical equipment,
cameras and other video equipment.
Videoconferencing
DirectShow drivers for WDM Streaming driver supports the following applications to encode, record and stream video over networks or the Internet:
Windows Media Encoder®
VLC
StreamPix
VirtualDub
Adobe Flash Encoder
AMCap
Any other DirectShow encoding software
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Hardware Overview
Dual Channel Video
Channel 1: Digital or Analog HD Video
Channel 2: Composite Video
Flexible Audio Capture
Balanced (XLR) and Unbalanced (RCA) from optional module
HDMI audio through HD Video Channel
X-View
Unified
Vision Driver
Multiple cards per system, 16 streams per channel
Frame sync and time stamping
Direct Show interface
X-View RGBEasy API
Models
XV-AV/F XV-AV/H XV-AV/B
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Specification
Board Format
PCI-Express x4 low profile card, 68.9mm x 167.6mm
Connectors (main board)
DVI-I , RCA (female)
Connectors (audio board)
HD15 (male) for connection of supplied Audio Breakout cable:
Stereo line in (2 x RCA), stereo balanced in (2 x XLR), stereo line out (2 x RCA)
16-way header for connection to main board
HDMI Capture
Supports HDMI 1.3 to 225MHz (including deep colour modes). For HDCP support, contact the Sales Dept at X-View for more information
HDMI audio can be selected as source for audio streaming. *
Incorporates TMDS equalizer to support up to 20m cables.
DVI Capture
Supports DVI 1.0 RGB 24bit capture to 165MHz. Incorporates TMDS equalizer to support up to 20m cables.
VGA / YPbPr Capture
Triple ADCs sampling up to 170Msps. Full 4:4:4 sampling, 8 bits per colour. 5-wire, 4-wire or sync-on-green signal formats.
Composite Video Capture
CCIR601 sampling. PAL, NTSC, SECAM formats automatically detected
Audio Capture
Stereo Line-In/Stereo balanced inputs with programmable gain (+/-12dB)
16/24 bit sampling at 44.1kHz.
Analog stereo line-out at up to 64kHz sampling, sourced from Analog input or HDMI stream
Video Capture Memory
256MB high bandwidth frame buffer supports triple buffering of HD and SD video.
Local storage of complex scatter-gather tables for DMA engine (eliminates read overhead)
Video Processing
Polyphase FIR scaling engine (7x5) for hardware downscaling and upscaling
Colour space conversion allows captured data to be transferred in any format:
RGB 16 bit (5-5-5, 5-6-5), 24 bit (8-8-8) or 32 bit (8-8-8-alpha)
YUV 16 bit (4:2:2)
Mono: 8bit
DMA Engine
Direct DMA to physical or virtual memory buffers with full scatter-gather support.
DMA bandwidth : up to 800MB/s
16 independent DMA streams:
Any mix of HD and SD sources, colour space, cropping and scaling parameters
Operating System Support
Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Linux support (not audio)
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