Magewell Pro Capture Dual Dvi Hd Capture Card

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The Magewell Pro Capture Dual DVI HD Capture Cardfrom Magewell Pro Capture Dual DVI HD Capture Cardis a normal-profile PCIe 2.0 x4 card that allows for capturing two channels of DVI, VGA, Component, or HDMI + embedded audio via the two DVI inputs and supplied breakout cables. The card supports various color sampling modes, color depths, color formats, up to 8 audio channels at 48 kHz (HDMI only), and output resolutions up to 2048 x 2048 with frame rates up to 120 fps. The card is also capable of numerous video processing features, including cropping, scaling, de-interleaving, aspect ratio conversion, color format conversion, video frame rate conversion, and video OSD composition.

Pro Capture Dual DVI supports multiple cards per system and unlimited output streams for any one input channel with independently adjustable parameters per stream. Additional features include ultra-low latency, timestamp and A/V synchronization, and LED status indicators. The card supports both Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems, with multiple APIs for Windows and Linux, and with Windows SDKs for easier integration.

Parameters
Input Interface	2 x DVI (DVI 1.0) HDMI 1.4a via breakout VGA via DVI2VGA connector Component via breakout
Output Interface	PCIe Gen2 x4
Supported OS	Windows 7/8/8.1/10/2008/2008 R2/2012 (x86 & x64) Linux (based on V4L2, supports x86, x64 & arm architecture) Mac OS X
Supported APIs	Windows: DirectShow, DirectKS, Wave API/DirectSound/WASAPI Linux: V4L2, ALSA
Supported Software	VLC, VirtualDub, OBS, xSplit, vMix, VidBlaster, Wirecast, Microsoft Media Encoder, and Adobe Flash Media Encoder Any other DirectShow/V4L2 encoding/streaming software
Video Output Format	Supports output image resolutions up to 2048 × 2048 pixels Supports output frame rates up to 120 fps (actual output frame rate can be limited by PCIe bandwidth, and at higher image resolutions; above 1280 × 1024) Supports 4:2:0 8-bit output formats; NV12, I420, YV12 Supports 4:2:2 8-bit output formats; YUY2, YUYV, UYVY Supports 4:4:4 8-bit output formats; V308, IYU2, V408, BGR24, BGR32 Supports 4:4:4 10-bit output formats: V410, Y410 More output formats are supported via Pro Capture SDK for DirectKS
Video Output SG-DMA	700 MB/s per channel DMA bandwidth in PCIe 2.0 system 400 MB/s per channel DMA bandwidth in PCIe 1.0 system
LED Indicator	Status LEDs indicate the working state of each channel; idle, input signal locked, memory failed or FPGA configuration failed
Power Consumption	Max Current at 12 V: 0.9 A approximately Max Current at 3.3 V: 0.7 A approximately Max Power Consumption: 13 W approximately
Operating Temperature	32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)
Storage Temperature	-4 to 158°F (-20 to 70°C)
Relative Humidity	5 to 90% non-condensing
Form Factor	Normal profile PCIe x4 add-on card 4.6 x 3.7" (115.9 x 91.29 mm) without PCI bracket
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.82 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.6 x 8 x 3.6"

Supports auto scanning of video input sources when there is no signal input to the currently selected input source
Supports manual selection of video input source, auto selection of linked (embedded) audio input source when the video input source changes, and manual selection of audio input source
Supports standard crossbar based on video input source selection
Supports input video resolutions up to 2048 x 2048

12-bit ADC
Supports RGB & YCbCr (YUV) color formats
Supports separated sync, composite sync, sync-on-green (SOG), and sync-on-luminance (SOY)
Supports DMT, CEA, CVT, GTF video timings
Input signals up to 165 MHz pixel rate are digitized with 1:1 sampling whereas signals over 165 MHz pixel rate can be digitized with horizontal sub-sampling (resulting in some image quality loss; not officially supported)
Auto detection of RGB & YCbCr color formats
Auto or manual sampling phase adjustment
Auto horizontal alignment
Supports customized video timings
Supports customized video resolutions for CVT/GTF timings

225 MHz HDMI receiver
Adaptive HDMI equalizer support for cables lengths up to 98'
Supports customized EDID
Supports extraction of AVI/Audio/SPD/MS/VS/ACP/IRSC1/ISRC2/Gamut InfoFrames
Full colorimetry support
Supports 8/10/12-bit color depths
Supports RGB 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:2:2 color sampling
Supports up to 8-channel IEC60958/IEC61937 audio streams
Supports extraction of audio formation information & channel status data, video timing, 3D format information, and Sony/Canon DSLR time code

Two video processing pipelines with approximately 180MP/s processing bandwidth for each
Supports full 10-bit video processing
Video cropping and scaling
Video de-interlacing: weave, blend top & bottom field, top field only, bottom field only
Aspect ratio conversion with automatic or manual selection of input and output aspect ratios
Three aspect ratio conversion modes: ignore (anamorphic), cropping, or padding (letterbox or pillarbox)
Supports video frame rate conversion
Supports automatic and manual selection of input/output color formats and quantization ranges, and output saturation range
Supports RGB, YCbCr 601, YCbCr 709, and YCbCr 2020 color formats
Supports limited or full quantization range
Supports limited, full, and extended gamut saturation range
Supports PNG OSD image of up to 2048 x 2048
Supports dynamic loading of RGBA OSD image via SDK

Supports multiple cards in one system
On-board rotary switch to set card number, with 16 positions from 0 to F
System hardware device tree will display “01: Pro Capture AIO” when rotary switch is set to 1, and so on
The video and audio device names displayed in your software will include the card number (set by the rotary switch)

Unlimited output streams for any one input channel
Independent cropping, aspect ratio, color format, resolution, frame rate, de-interlacing, and color adjustment settings for each individual stream

Latency of 64 video lines
Partial notification mode in SDK

Hardware-based 100ns high-resolution clock
Audio frames (192 audio samples) & video frames are stamped with hardware clock
Hardware clock can be synchronized across cards (via SDK)

Supports auto detection of Intel tiled GPU surface
Supports DirectGMA for AMD video adapter chipsets
Supports GPUDirect for NVIDIA video adapter chipsets
700 MB/s per channel DMA bandwidth in PCIe 2.0 system
400 MB/s per channel DMA bandwidth in PCIe 1.0 system

Pro Capture SDK for DirectShow for easy integration (Windows)
Pro Capture SDK for DirectKS for maximum flexibility & performance (Windows)

All options can be controlled by three levels of registry key: global level, product level, and device level
Video, audio, crossbar filter names can be customized via registry keys

Multiple cards in one system can be upgraded simultaneously
Cards can be upgraded without a system power shutdown when it is not in use
Supports Safe upgrade
If power off or system break down occurs when the firmware is being upgraded, it will automatically restore to the initial version (only available for firmware version 1.21 and above)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to stream (WebEx cam) and record at the same time?

A: We do, there is a slight lag in the live stream though

Q: 2. Is the included custom cable a non-standard cable, other than its length ?

A: The included custom cable is a standard cable.

Q: 3. Can this be used as an interface between my video camera with HDMI out, to my MacBook Pro to livestream on Facebook and YouTube live?

A: Yes it will work for that.

Q: 4. Will this capture the date/timestamp from a camcorder?

A: I capture via Wirecast so my recordings have the date and time stamp of the recording session. I use this device mainly to grab slides from presenter's PC transparently, after a VGA to HDMI converter.

Q: 5. Does anyone know if "gotomeeting" will recognize this input as a webcam in their software?

A: Yes it does. Magewell lists GoToMeeting as compatible with their USB Capture Plus products.

Q: 6. Can I use this to capture video and replay a loop or single frozen frame?

A: Yes

Q: 7. What is the bitrate of the output in comparison to the USB 3.0 of 625MB/sec? How many of these can theoretically be used on a single computer (assuming the CPU is powerful enough to keep up)?

A: When using USB 3.0 this Magewell capture device has a throughput of 300-350MB/s. It can also record at resolutions up to 1080p60. You'd be able to get a very high quality recording. It is possible you could use more than one at a time if you have a powerful enough computer with separate USB buses and the proper software. However a PCI card with multiple HDMI inputs will be a far safer solution than using more than one of these units.

Q: 8. what extra cable(s) will i have to order with this?

A: The type of cable you will need depends on your use-case. This capture card has an HDMI-in, so one end of the cable will need to be HDMI.

Q: 9. Can I use this to select an HDMI camera as a USB source for Zoom Video Conferencing?

A: We use it for our church streaming with excellent results.

Q: 10. Is this the Gen 2 model? Thanks! God bless!

A: Yes, Magewell XI100DUSB HDMI USB 3.0 Capture Dongle B&H # MA100USBHDMI MFR # 32060 is the gen 2. USB Capture HDMI Gen 2. One channel HD capture dongle. Part number: 32060 (This is the updated P/N. The original P/N is 32011.)

Steve	28/09/2024
[0.82 lb] The card was simple to install and it worked right off the bat. I use Vmix to stream for our church and the card works perfectly. 5

Christian	22/08/2024
[8.6 x 8 x 3.6"] Pretty satisfied thus far, would definitely recommend as opposed to the decklink duos. Status lights on the rear are a nice touch as well, helps to immediately determine whether or not the system is receiving a signal without having to check anything else. 5

Francisco	13/08/2024
[PCIe Gen2 x4] I'm a big fan of these capture cards. I've tried Black Magic's cheaper version of these cards and they were riddled with bugs. Their thunderbolt mini recorders were just as bad and unreliable. These cards run for sever hours a day, 5 days a week in our studio and have held up strong for the past two years. In regards to the loud fan issue using Mac products, I'm happy to say Magewell remedied this issue with the release of their 12/2019 drivers from their site. The card doesn't run at 100% fan speed anymore and is much quieter than ever. The old saying applies to this product you get what you pay for. These cards are worth the price. 5

Steve	12/08/2024
[PCIe Gen2 x4] Ths card installed quickly and the drivers were downloaded easily. The card works for HDMI and analog video. I have had great results with Magewell cards. 5

Keith	23/07/2024
[0.82 lb] I recently bought a 2 channel Magewell Capture card to use with WireCast streaming program that I am using. It worked so well that I sent it back and bought the 4 channel card. It also worked very, very good. It lets me adjust the size of the individual inputs to fit the screen. So I would recommend it to anyone needing to get video into their computer. 5

Joly	19/07/2024
[PCIe Gen2 x4] I use this in an external Sonnet SEL Thunderbolt box. Never has a problem. 5

Paola	17/07/2024
[0.82 lb] Excellent product, I bought it in February 2017, and so far it works without problems. My company makes transmissions in social media, and I already have several hundred hours worked with this card, without any problem. 5

Ken	16/07/2024
[PCIe Gen2 x4] We use this card in 40+ windows 10 pro boxes. They are very stable. For backups, they run 12 hours X 5 days per week. The software [Panopto and OBS Studio] seems to run Great. The only complaint is somewhere in the mix, they sometimes lose Audio for no apparent reason. Rebooting usually fixes it. 5

Jeff	13/06/2024
[0.82 lb] Amazing upgrade from USB capture cards to this. The video is clearer, the latency went down to about 100 milliseconds, and its perfectly stable. No complaints whatsoever! 5

Daniel	22/05/2024
[0.82 lb] I have one installed in a Sonnet Echo hooked to an M1 Mini. Works great and handles various video input formats better than a Decklink card. Looking to also add a SDI version and dump the Decklink all together. If running Mac OS older than Ventura do not use the latest drivers or you will have issues. 5