User manual VIEWCAST OSPREY 450E AV OPTION INSTALLATION

[. . . ] Osprey® 450e A/V Option Installation Guide Document Number: 40-02090-01-A Date: July 2010 Osprey 450e A/V Option Osprey 450e A/V Option Installation Guide Osprey 450e A/V Option The Osprey 450e video capture card is a PCI® Express card designed to simultaneously capture four independent channels of analog video and unbalanced stereo audio signals and process them independently, minimizing internal PC space requirements. The Osprey® 450e audio/video (A/V) option includes additional internal video inputs and four additional balanced audio inputs that can be switched in as alternatives to the rear panel connectors. [. . . ] Osprey 450e Video Capture Card Video Pin 1 Audio Pin 1 2. An arrow is located at one end of the ribbon cable (Figure 5). Ribbon Cable End Arrow ViewCast 6 Osprey 450e A/V Option Installation Guide 3. Complete Assembly NOTE: The recommended procedure is to install the driver software prior to installing the Osprey video capture card in the computer. As soon as you install an Osprey card in the PC, the card and its drivers are detected automatically. Install the driver and follow the prompted instructions. ViewCast 7 Osprey 450e A/V Option Installation Guide 9. Turn off the computer and install the Osprey 450e and the A/V Option Card. The OS will detect the newly present Osprey card, and begin to activate the driver. When the installation is complete, reboot the system. ViewCast 8 Osprey 450e A/V Option Installation Guide Configuring the additional A/V inputs The Osprey 450e has four independent channels which are denoted by A, B, C, and D. Each channel can support up to four composite inputs, a component input, and a Y/C input. With the addition of the A/V option and component panel, the Osprey AVStream Driver enables you to select any of these as physical inputs to each channel. The number "1" indicates the first physical Osprey 450e card in a system. The Property page displays (Figure 10). ViewCast 9 Osprey 450e A/V Option Installation Guide Figure 10. Video Input Drop-Down List 2. Click on the Video Input drop-down list to display all of the available video inputs for channel A, Composite1, Composite2, Composite3, Composite4, Y/C (S-Video) and Component. [. . . ] This includes the 4 composite video connectors (BNC) and the 4 pairs of unbalanced stereo audio (RCA) from the breakout cable. ViewCast 11 viewcast. com © 2010 ViewCast Corporation. ViewCast , Niagara (and design) are registered trademarks of ViewCast Corporation or its subsidiaries. [. . . ]