The VisionRGB-E2 is an ideal solution for applications that require the capture of Analog or DVI sources in real time. Typical applications include: Viewing Analog or DVI sources from PCs, MACs, Industrial/medical equipment, cameras and other video equipment Streaming video applications Video/Data Wall Controllers.

The VisionRGB-E2 has two connectors for feeding independent data sources directly into your main PC. The VisionRGB-E2 captures the HD/HDMI/RGB/DVI data and stores it in an on-board video buffer. This data is then copied using Direct Memory Access (DMA) to the host system for display.

The VisionRGB-E2 has a powerful software application to automatically configure the timing and the format of the input source and display the captured data.

Dual channel RGB/DVI capture card (PCI-Express) Four Lane PCIe interface with a maximum data rate of 480MB/sec Maximum analog RGB capture resolution of 2048 x 1536 x 24bit Maximum DVI capture resolution of 1920 x 1200 x 24bit HD modes (using a Component-DVI connector, HDCP not supported) On card processor for real time mode and sync detection Support for multiple cards allowing up to 64 capture channels. (32 cards) Direct DMA driver software and streaming driver High quality down scaling Support for YUV 4:2:2, RGB 5:5:5, 5:6:5 and 8:8:8 video formats High performance DMA to system memory or direct to graphics memory with scatter gather Support for separate H/V sync, Composite sync or Sync on Green 16 cropping windows per capture channel Includes WDM streaming drivers and the Datapath VisionRGB application software Fully integrated with the Datapath Wall Control software for video wall applications. VisionRGB-E2 is also optimised for operation with the Datapath range of graphics cards Support for Windows® XP/Vista/Server 2003/Server 2008/Windows® 7 Datapath SDK included for software developers

The VisionRGB range of capture cards are fully integrated with the Datapath family of Video Wall display products. The VisionRGB-E2 captures the display output (component HD, HDMI, analog RGB or single link DVI) from one source and then displays it as an independent application on your Video Wall. This is done in real time, enabling you to view data from PCs, MACs, industrial/medical equipment, cameras and other video equipment.