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Osprey
PCIe video capture card with two inputs for recording or streaming video
This Osprey PCIe video card installs into a desktop computer to add video capture or output capability. It is intended for integrators and hobbyists building custom media or signage systems. The card uses a standard PCIe slot for host connection. No other interfaces are described in the supplied data.
Bandwidth and latency depend on the PCIe generation and lane width provided by the host motherboard, neither of which is specified here. Older platforms may restrict throughput compared to newer chipsets. Buyers who need guaranteed capture rates or specific codec support should verify compatibility before purchase.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The 94-00194-02 is the manufacturer part number identifying this specific Osprey PCIe video capture card for ordering and support purposes.
The PCIe connection provides direct motherboard bandwidth for stable, low-latency video ingest from two input channels.
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