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Summary of Contents for Xview XV-AV
- Page 1 XV-AV Audio/Video Capture Card User Manual Version 1.0.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction..................1 Dual Channel Video................2 Flexible Audio Capture.................2 X-View Unified Vision Driver .............2 Models....................2 Specification..................3 Unpacking..................4 Installing the Capture Card..............5 DirectShow..................9 Software Installation................9 Application Overview................10 Using the card with other X-View products ........10 e-mediavision Limited...............11 Index....................12... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The XV-AV has two independent video capture channels – one supporting HD capture and a second simultaneously decoding Standard Definition composite video. The XV-AV also adds analog and HDMI audio capture, which can be perfectly synchronised with either video capture channel. -
Page 4: Dual Channel Video
Balanced (XLR) and Unbalanced (RCA) from optional module • HDMI audio through HD Video Channel X-View Unified Vision Driver • Multiple cards per system, 16 streams per channel • Frame sync and time stamping • Direct Show interface • X-View RGBEasy API Models XV-AV/F XV-AV/H XV-AV/B... -
Page 5: Specification
Specification Board Format PCI-Express x4 low profile card, 68.9mm x 167.6mm Connectors (main board) DVI-I , RCA (female) Connectors (audio board) HD15 (male) for connection of supplied Audio Breakout cable: • Stereo line in (2 x RCA), stereo balanced in (2 x XLR), stereo line out (2 x RCA) •... -
Page 6: Unpacking
It is recommended that you do not discard the packing box until you are completely satisfied with the XV-AV capture card and it is fully installed and working correctly. We also recommend that you make a note of the serial number of the card in a prominent place before the card is plugged into the computer. -
Page 7: Installing The Capture Card
(retain all screws). • If the XV-AV/H is to be installed in a short form computer, two locations are required. The XV-AV/H and the Audio Module should be installed adjacent to enable both cards to be connected together using the ribbon cable supplied. - Page 8 A Component input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-Component Adapter: An RGB (VGA) input is connected to the DVI-I connector using the supplied DVI-VGA Adapter: A Standard Definition input is connected directly into the RCA (female) connector on the XV-AV card:...
- Page 9 Audio is connected to the Audio Module using the Audio Break Out cable provided: Balanced (XLR) Input Left Balanced (XLR) Input Right Unbalanced Input Left Unbalanced Input Right Audio Out Left Audio Out Right...
- Page 10 In order to control the order in which the driver uses the cards, it is recommended when installing multiple cards that the J5 links on the XV-AV are configured. The example below shows the jumper link settings for up to 32 cards in a single system. When two cards share the same link settings, their order is...
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Page 11: Directshow
The program will run, however no notifications are displayed. Firmware Upgrades The XV-AV cards allow firmware upgrade to be completed on site rather than returning the card to X- View. Whenever a firmware upgrade is performed, the J11 Link MUST BE FITTED on the XV-AV. To perform the upgrade, follow the step-by-step instructions provided by the upgrade application. -
Page 12: Application Overview
CD / DVD ROM Drive Using the card with other X-View products The XV-AV captures data and stores it in an on-board video buffer. This data is then copied using DMA to the host system for display, storage or streaming. -
Page 13: E-Mediavision Limited
e-mediavision Limited e-mediavision is a leading manufacturer of visual graphic solutions. As new technology advances, so we at X-View improve the performance and functionality of both our hardware and software to give our customers more. Following a continuous development pro- gram, we pride ourselves on our support and responsive nature towards all our customers and their changing needs. -
Page 14: Index
Index application 10 Firmware Upgrades - VisionRGB-E2 9 Audio 7 Audio Break Out cable 7 HDMI 5 Audio Capture 3 HDMI Capture 3 Audio feed 5 HDMI input 6 Audio Out 7 Help File 9 Balanced XLR 2 Input Sources 5 Balanced (XLR) Input 7 Installing the Capture Card 5 Installing the VisionRGB-E2 5... - Page 15 software 9 Standard Definition 6 Standard Definition input 6 Storage Temperature 4 Technical Support 11 Unbalanced Input 7 Unbalanced RCA 2 Unpacking - VisionRGB-E2 5 VGA / YPbPr Capture 3 video buffer 10 Video Capture Memory 3 Video Processing 3 Warranty 4...
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