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EMS Imaging's PCIe video capture cards come in three ranges. Digital Capture Cards (XtremeDV) take HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort, 3G-SDI and network sources at up to 4K60. Mixed-Signal Capture Cards (XtremeAV / XtremeRGB) take DVI, analogue RGB/VGA, YPbPr, composite and S-Video — the older sources digital-only cards can't. Compact Capture Cards (XtremeLC) are low-profile HDMI and SDI cards for streaming PCs, lecture capture and small appliances. Every card works in a standard PC, and every card can also go in a VSN video wall controller.

Choose by input

Which capture card for your source?

Pick the card by the signal coming out of your camera or equipment. Every card here fits a standard PCIe slot. See compatible software for OBS, vMix and others.

SDI capture cards

For 3G-SDI, HD-SDI and SD-SDI cameras, broadcast and medical sources.

HDMI capture cards

For cameras, PCs and media players with HDMI outputs, from single-channel to 4K60.

DisplayPort capture cards

For capturing PC and workstation DisplayPort outputs at up to 4K60.

DVI, HDMI-over-DVI and analogue RGB capture cards

For DVI, VGA/RGB and mixed HD/SD sources still in use in medical, industrial and control rooms.

SD composite and S-Video capture cards

For capturing several older SD camera and equipment feeds on one card.

Network (SDVoE) capture cards

For bringing AV-over-IP streams into a PC or video wall controller.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which capture range do I need?

Start with the signal coming out of your source. HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort, 3G-SDI or SDVoE at up to 4K60: Digital Capture Cards (XtremeDV). DVI, analogue RGB/VGA, YPbPr, composite or S-Video: Mixed-Signal Capture Cards (XtremeAV / XtremeRGB). One or two HDMI or SDI sources in a small or low-profile PC: Compact Capture Cards (XtremeLC).

Do I need a different driver for each card?

No — the capture cards use the EMS unified Windows and Linux driver, so a PC running several different Xtreme cards only needs one driver install.

Can capture cards go in a video wall controller?

Yes. Digital (XtremeDV), mixed-signal (XtremeAV / XtremeRGB) and compact (XtremeLC) capture cards can all be combined with XtremeImage graphics and Xtreme-ActiveSQX IP cards in a VSN chassis, and their sources are placed on the wall with VigiControl.

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