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The Osprey-230 is designed for today's high performance
systems, delivering professional-level features and
functionality, such as PCI-X compatibility, for best-quality
streaming results.
Plus it's low profile configuration allows for greater
usability in small form factor computers, making it
the ideal solution for rack-mount encoding farms, custom
enclosures, and other form factor constrained environments.
The Osprey-230 ships with a breakout cable for video
and audio inputs.
There are several other breakout options available
for the Osprey-230 to meet your specific work environment
requirements which are a breakout box and a breakout
rack panel.
Optional Input Connectors
 The
breakout box has inputs for composite video, S-Video,
as well as balanced & unbalanced audio. It also
features unbalanced (RCA) and balanced (XLR) audio connectors.
The 1U rack input box has the same type of inputs as
the breakout box but provides an additional set of inputs.
This provides rack-savings benefits when using multiple
Osprey-230 streaming capture cards. The breakout panel
is also available as a bundle kit with two Osprey-230
cards.
Professional content creators will also gain the flexibility
they need for working with various media inputs, output
formats and system interfaces.
Features:
- Cascable architecture allows for multiple Osprey-230s
per chassis
- Advanced DMA for ultra-high performance (full 30
fps)
- Hardware audio gain control
- Closed Caption extraction
- AVI or extended AVI capture for use with the most
popular 3rd party editing and streaming software applications
- Hardware Cropping and Bitmap Overlay
- PCI-X compatible
- Audio Loop-back
- Osprey® SimulStream® Ready
Specifications:
- Video Input: Composite (BNC), S-Video
- Audio Input: Balanced stereo (2 x XLR), Unbalanced
stereo (2 x RCA)
- Audio Output: Unbalanced stereo line level (3.5
mm)
- Low-Profile Design Board (includes low-profile bracket,
not pictured)
- 64-bit PCI Interface
- 32-bit/33-MHz PCI Compatible
- 3.3-V PCI 2.3 compliant
- Windows® Server 2003, Windows XP and Linux support
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