Gra-Vue Xio 9001Vda Dual 1X3 Analog Video Amp Card

Gra-vue Xio 9001vda Dual 1x3 Analog Video Amp Card

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The Gra-Vue XIO 9001VDA Dual 1x3 Analog Video Amp Cardfrom Gra-Vue XIO 9001VDA Dual 1x3 Analog Video Amp Cardis a modular distribution amplifier card designed to be used in a XIO 3RU Modular Platform Chassis (sold separately). This card distributes 2 analog composite video signals CVBS-A and CVBS-B, and distributes each of them to 3 video outputs. The unit supports automatic input detection of NTSC and PAL, and the gain of the output signals can be adjusted via an on-board DIP switch. The distribution amplifier provides automatic signal equalization for improving signal quality and reducing signal loss caused by long distance transmission (cable length up to 656' over Belden 8281). The LED lights on the module indicate the status of the input signal and power supply. The distribution amplifier also supports SNMP, and can be real-time managed and monitored by the XIO NET Network Management Module (sold separately) via Ethernet. This unit is designed to be mounted vertically in a 3RU frame.

Parameters
Connectors	2 x BNC, CVBS input 6 x BNC, CVBS output
Impedance	75 Ω
Format	SMPTE 259M-C 270 Mb/s 525i60, 625i50
Maximum Length	656' (200 m) over Belden 8281
Status Indicators	1 x LED, Signal 1 x LED, Power
Signal Level	1 VDC pp
White Level	0.7 VDC
H-sync Level	-0.3 VDC
Power Consumption	2 to 3 W
Dimensions	14.4 x 3.9 x 0.4" (36.5 x 10.0 x 1.0 cm) including components' height
Weight	6.5 oz (185.0 g) approximate

2 CVBS input signals, each one distributed to 3 CVBS output signals

Supports automatic detection of NTSC and PAL standards at input

Supports hot swapping / hot plugging

Allows adjustment of the gain of output signal via a DIP switch

Provides automatic signal equalization when used with long cables (up to 656' over Belden 8281)

LED lights indicate the status of signals and power supply

Supports SNMP, and can be real-time managed and monitored by XIO NET (sold separately) via Ethernet

For use in broadcasting systems, studios, and other professional fields

To be mounted vertically in a 3RU frame

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Kevin	15/09/2024
[0.7 VDC] Purchased to convert old Handycam video8 tapes via rca jacks to digital. Easy and provided better images than other similar converters I've tried. Recommended for vcr or tape Camcorder to digital. 5

notoze	12/09/2024
[2 to 3 W] I don’t like to take time to write reviews but this device and software took away all my frustration and wasted time. I tried several different ways to digitize my VHS and DV camera videos. Burn to DVD and copy to hard drive took forever. Connecting Firewire1 to FW2 on an external hard drive which had FW3 that could connect to an older Mac was pricey but worked. But then I used iMovie and Final Cut to import and I would have 100 files as small as 1 sec. for no reason and editing was a nightmare. The Elgato is USB and Super VHS just worked. It would make separate files for each date (I think that’s correct). Nevertheless the breaks were appropriate to changing scenes. It even connects to a thermal imaging monocular and records the video. This review is about 3-4 years overdue. 5

Linda	07/09/2024
[1 VDC pp] I needed an economical way to transfer all my old VHSC tapes into my computer. This worked great and it was easy to do. My biggest challenge was finding a VCR that still worked in order to play and transfer! 5

Kim	02/09/2024
[2 to 3 W] Easy to use , great video quality coming from vhs 5

Rico	01/09/2024
[0.7 VDC] I didn't want to outsource family footage to be digitized; so happy was able to do it myself with this! It worked flawlessly and has captured approx. 20 hours of 8mm footage from an old camcorder. Turned into a great Christmas present for the family. 5

Anonymous	18/08/2024
[75 Ω] goodgood 5

SherronW	18/08/2024
[2 to 3 W] I have tons of VCR tapes and camcorder tapes. This device is amazing. Lets you stop and start recording. Trim, etc. Grest economical option over a vendor conversion service provider. DIY!! 5

schulerz1	12/08/2024
[2 to 3 W] I've used elgato for over a year now to transfer 100s of hours of video from VCRs, camcorders, and more. It works fantastic! Highly recommend this device! 5

William	19/07/2024
[1 VDC pp] I've owned the Elgato USB Analog Video Capture Device for nearly two months and have already used it to capture many client videos. This included 25 hours of Hi8 tapes for one client, and 37 minutes of VHS tapes from another client. The capture quality of the audio and video has been perfect, and the operation of the software and hardware is easy. After finishing a capture and before saving the MP4 video, the software allows me to trim the beginning and end, to remove extra blue screen or other superfluous video, a feature that I used a lot. Elgato worked perfectly on my desktop, which I had rebuilt for me in early 2020 so it would be compatible with Win 10. Unfortunately, I had some problems with the HP Z Book laptop I just bought, however. First, I had immediately upgraded the Z Book to Win 11, which wants to save any new file to One Drive. Unfortunately, One Drive has a 5 GB capacity and when it fills up, you're encouraged to buy more storage space. Video, of course, requires a lot of storage space. Users of Elgato Video Capture, therefore, need to remember to click Preferences in the Video Capture window and select the preferred storage location for their video files. A bigger problem was that Elgato was not able to receive the video portion of the capture on the Z Book. The audio came through, but not the video. I contacted Elgato, and a member of their support staff worked with me via e-mail, sending me instructions. There seemed to be no solution, but the support technician worked with me tirelessly, and the final instruction today worked perfectly. I much appreciate his persistence in helping me solve this problem. 5