[mfm-list]Are there other I/O cards like Aja's Kona?

Thu, 17 Apr 2008 18:17:59 -0700

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My co-worker, who is the one responsible for engineering (wiring,
configuring, troubleshooting) our video system components is hellbent on th=
e
AJA board but it only supports a single video output format at a time.  Thi=
s
means we need more equipment.  We are spec=B9ing out a top of the line MacPro
3.2GHz, 8GB RAM, etc., and maybe two of them.

What other I/O boards are out there other than the AJA that supports SDI,
component, Y/C and composite(?I think this is one....he has yet to list wha=
t
he plans to support at the editor breakout.

Thanks,
Robert

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My co-worker, who is the one responsible for engineering (w=
iring, configuring, troubleshooting) our video system components is hellbent=
 on the AJA board but it only supports a single video output format at a tim=
e. &nbsp;This means we need more equipment. &nbsp;We are spec&#8217;ing out =
a top of the line MacPro 3.2GHz, 8GB RAM, etc., and maybe two of them. 
 
What other I/O boards are out there other than the AJA that supports SDI, c=
omponent, Y/C and composite(?I think this is one....he has yet to list what =
he plans to support at the editor breakout. 
 
Thanks, 
Robert
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