Epiphan AV.io 4K: Live capture from HDMI 4K video via USB 3.0
[10:52 Mon,18.July 2016 by Thomas Richter]
The Canadian company may Epiphan video introduced the new 4K AV.io Capturebox that receive 4K video (4,096 x 2,160 DCI and 4K Ultra HD with a maximum of 30 fps) via DVI / HDMI from the camera and then over USB 3.0 them to a computer , This eliminates the need for a Thunderbolt port for capture - the 4K video feed is no driver in the computer other programs at your disposal - either YUY2 (4: 2: 2) or NV12 (4: 2: 0) color space. PIC 1: Epiphan AV.io 4K So a notebook with the appropriate software (such as ScopeBox for OS X) as a control monitor including zebra, Waveform, vectorscope, RGB parade, histograms, focus peaking-functionality can be used , Epiphan about palm-sized Capture box works on Windows, Mac OSX and Linux and allows the resulting video feed then via PCto send directly to Facebook Live, YouTube Live, and many other streaming services. The video can also be output scaled - while maintaining the Seitenverhaeltnisses (4: 3, 16: 9, 16:10 or 5: 4) or its conversion into another. Epiphan AV.io 4K weighs 113 grams and comes in a robust METAL and costs around 400 euros. The full frame rate at 4K is however only achieved using an Intel USB 3.0 host controller on the PC - other (about ASM, AMD, VIA, TI) only reach 79-96%. Epiphan also manufactures a number of other Capturebox who use other video sources and work with HD Liquiditations. PIC 2: Epiphan AV.io 4K with USB Output and HDMI Input
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