The hdmi capture cardfrom hdmi capture cardis a four lane PCI Express capture card providing up to 800MB/s bandwidth from the capture engine. The VisionAV/F has up to 256MB buffer memory, enabling triple buffering for all video modes for tear free play back. It can also capture digital video for progressive and interlaced modes up to 4096 x 4096 resolutions to a maximum of 165 MHz pixel clock for DVI and 170 MHz for Analog RGB. The card provides HDMI audio capture and streaming from DVI Channel, as well as balanced and unbalanced analog audio capture. The VisionAV/F comes with an Audio Module card, a full-height bracket, a short ribbon cable, an audio breakout cable, a DVI/VGA adapter, a DVI/Component adapter, and a DVI/HDMI adapter.

The Vision cards provide high performance DMA to system memory or direct to graphics memory with scatter gather, allowing for low latency fast frame rates in all applications. The complete range of Datapath video capture cards are supported by a generic Windows Vision driver and command line interface also supporting DirectShow and RGBEasy SDK. A single Vision device supports up to 16 independent scale factors, color spaces and frame rate clients. The Datapath capture cards have Timestamp support for capture synchronization across inputs, cards and systems. This is for use with edge blending, frame stitching, stereoscopic and many more applications using gen-locked sources.

The VisionAV has two independent video capture channels - one supporting HD capture and a second simultaneously accepting Standard Definition composite video. The VisionAV also adds analog audio capture, which can be perfectly synchronized with either video capture channel. The High Definition signals are input via a DVI-I connector and can support HDMI, DVI, RGB and analog Component (YPbPr) video formats all at resolutions up to 4096 x 4096 pixels and supports 1080p (1920x1080) at 60 frames per second. The Standard Definition channel accepts composite video on a single RCA connector and can auto-detect between PAL, NTSC and SECAM formats up to 720 x 576 at 16 bit color. The VisionAV captures both video channels simultaneously and triple buffers them into on-board storage, alongside an audio stream that can be selected from the HDMI or Analog audio port. This data can then be processed and copied using DMA transfers to the host system for display, storage or streaming.

The VisionAV is a suitable solution for applications that require the capture of analog or DVI sources in real time. Typical applications include capturing analog or DVI sources from PCs, MACs, industrial/medical equipment, cameras and other video equipment streaming video applications and video wall controllers. Adding support for simultaneous analog and digital audio capture makes this a versatile capture card for streaming, webcasting, video conference and many other applications.

HDMI, DVI, RGB, YPbPr, composite video and analog audio capture

Flexible and configurable preferred mode EDID Management

Dual-Channel Video:

Flexible Audio Capture:

Datapath Unified Vision Driver:

Direct WDM streaming driver supports the following applications, to encode, record and stream video over networks or the internet:

High quality up/down scaling (7 x 5 Polyphase Filter) provides excellent visual experience

Multiple channel audio and video capture

Small form, low power consumption

Fully integrated for use with Datapath Wall Control video wall software for video wall applications

HD modes using the supplied DVI/ Component Adapter or DVI/ HDMI Adapter

On card processor for real time mode detection for trouble free connection to a wide variety of video sources

Support for Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003, Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8, Server 2012, and Linux

Support for YUV 4:2:2, RGB 5:5:5, 5:6:5, 8:8:8 video output formats providing compatibility with a wide variety of data streams

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can OBS pick this up as two seperate video sources?

A: Yes it can.

Q: 2. does it capture 4K @ 60 or just 4K @ 30??

A: The Magewell Pro Capture HDMI 4K Capture Card (1-Channel) is a 4k@30hz capture card. For 4k@60hz please use the following card. Magewell Pro Capture HDMI 4K Plus Loop-Through Capture Card BH #MA11152 • MFR #11152

Q: 3. Will this file in 10th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-10700 processor with the Nvidia RTX 2060?

A: This internal capture card should work well in a PC with an available PCI-e slot and with this processor and graphics card.

Q: 4. Will this work well with a 2017 iMac 27 inch i5 processor, or does it pull too much CPU power?

A: no this will not work on an iMac as it requires a PCIe Gen2 x4 slot. your solution for an iMac would be an external thunderbolt capture solution

Q: 5. Will this card input both HDMI channels at the same time?

A: I have the Quad, which is essentially the same thing, and we use it to live-stream 4 simultaneous cameras. So, using that assumption, it'll do so very very well. Very happy with ours.

Q: 6. Is this capture video live?

A: This, this can be used to capture live video from cameras or camcorders that have a clean HDMI output. You will need to use it with compatible software though for recording. Wirecast Pro, which is streaming software, also allows for ISO recordings of the inputs. https://bhpho.to/2SCygC6

Q: 7. Does this card come with a low profile bracket?

A: Yes, this comes with a low profile bracket.

Q: 8. Hello, does the card support audio on all 4 channels simultaneously? My focus is on live mixing / capturing sound together with video over the same hdmi input. Thank you.

A: Hi, did a quick test and can confirm it can do audio on at least 2 channels at the same time no problem. I'd have to hook up some other hardware to test all 4 - but I'd bet that it can. It can certainly do all 4 video at once (I've tested that in the past - but didn't test the audio)

Q: 9. Would i be able to use my gh5 as a webcam with this?

A: yes this is an HDMI capture card and will allow you to use your camera as webcam as long the computer app you are using supports it

Q: 10. !an I use this card for pcie gen3 16x?

A: The previous answer is incorrect. All PCIe generations are backwards compatible. Pinning from PCIe 1.0 to PCIe 4.0 are the same, differences are in clock speed and data encoding.As to your question, yes a x4 card will work fine in a x16 slot, though it's a waste of the other 12 channels (depending on motherboard).