Yes we use one of those cards in the UQ RCC node (which you would have
seen in the current Wednesday AMSI sessions). They're easy to install
and work well.
One thing to be mindful of is that the maximum signal is 1080i{50,60},
not 1080p{50,60}. That's fine for most cameras but may be an issue with
other devices you may want to capture.
chris
On 9/05/14 3:37 PM, David Allingham wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> does anyone have experience using one of the Blackmagic 4-head SDI capture
> cards (for cameras) with Access Grid? With Linux or Windows 7? We are
> considering these after our HDMI option turned out to be a non-starter...
> Comments like "they are easy to install and work well" would be welcome!
>
> Thanks :)
> David
>
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