NeXT
Veteran Member
Oh snap.
Intel i960, Crystal audio chip, TI DSP, TWO C-Cube VideoRISC Processors, AND dedicated video ram.
Whatever this capture board was made for, it offloads EVERYTHING from the system and probably does a lot more. Seeing how it has audio as well as only one composite input, I can't see this being used for security purposes.
It was made by a company called Optivision Inc. I beleive the model of the card is the EM-4248.
Optivision does not seem to do anything anymore that would require this card.
Edit: Or there are two companies with the same name. Still, One channel seems a bit lacking for a security capture card.
![100_1479.jpg](http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/ballsandy/Computer%20related/100_1479.jpg)
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Intel i960, Crystal audio chip, TI DSP, TWO C-Cube VideoRISC Processors, AND dedicated video ram.
Whatever this capture board was made for, it offloads EVERYTHING from the system and probably does a lot more. Seeing how it has audio as well as only one composite input, I can't see this being used for security purposes.
It was made by a company called Optivision Inc. I beleive the model of the card is the EM-4248.
Optivision does not seem to do anything anymore that would require this card.
Edit: Or there are two companies with the same name. Still, One channel seems a bit lacking for a security capture card.