XtremeDV-DP2

Dual DisplayPort 1.2 4K60 Capture Card, PCIe

SKU XDV-DP2 · Digital Capture Cards · EMS Imaging, Leicester UK

Board Format	PCIe x8 plug-in card
Dimensions	110mm x 177mm
Connectors	Locking dual DisplayPort 1.2
Maximum Capture Resolution	616 Mpixel/s per channel — up to 4096×2160p @60Hz per input
Frame Buffer Memory	768MB

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The XtremeDV-DP2 is a PCIe Gen 3 capture card with two DisplayPort 1.2 inputs, each capturing up to 4096×2160 at 60Hz. It is designed for capturing workstation, simulator and visualisation outputs, and uses locking connectors for permanent installations.

Each channel captures up to 4096×2160 at 60Hz (616 Mpixel/s per channel). The input timing is read directly from the DisplayPort signal, and a Frame Sequential 3D mode is included for stereoscopic sources.

Inputs

DisplayPort 1.2: Two independent inputs with locking connectors, each up to 4096×2160 at 60Hz.
HDCP: Supported when the source is an EMS (XtremeImage) graphics card.
3D: Frame Sequential 3D mode for stereoscopic sources.

Outputs

To the computer: 6 GB/s net across an eight-lane PCIe Gen 3 interface, with a 768MB frame buffer.
Formats: RGB 4:4:4 (16, 24 and 32-bit with alpha), YUV 4:2:2 (16-bit) and 8-bit mono.

Applications

Operator workstations: Capture a control room PC's DisplayPort output for recording or a video wall.
Simulation and training: Flight and vehicle simulators and visualisation rigs that output DisplayPort.
Permanent installations: Locking connectors where a loose cable is not acceptable.
Standalone capture: One workstation recording or streaming its own sources. No wall controller is needed.

Installation and software

The card: PCIe x8, 110 × 177mm. Up to about 16W.
Drivers: The EMS unified driver covers Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2019 and 2022, and Linux.
Software: DirectShow (WDM streaming), for Microsoft Media Encoder, VLC, VirtualDub and other DirectShow encoders.

Range and alternatives

If the sources are HDMI, XtremeDV-UHD2 (two 4K60 HDMI 2.0) is the direct equivalent; XtremeDV-HD4+ gives four HDMI channels.

For DVI or analogue RGB outputs from older workstations, see the Mixed-Signal Capture Cards.

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Board Format	PCIe x8 plug-in card
Dimensions	110mm x 177mm
Connectors	Locking dual DisplayPort 1.2
Maximum Capture Resolution	616 Mpixel/s per channel — up to 4096×2160p @60Hz per input
Frame Buffer Memory	768MB
HDCP	Supported when used with EMS graphics cards
Operating System	Linux, Windows 10/11, Windows Server 2019/2022
Power Requirements	Max current +12V 1.3A — max power ≈16W
Operating Temperature	0 to 35°C / 32 to 96°F
Warranty	3 years

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What resolution does it capture?

Up to 4096×2160 at 60Hz on each of the two DisplayPort 1.2 inputs.

Are the connectors locking?

Yes. Both DisplayPort inputs use locking connectors.

Does it support HDCP?

HDCP is supported when the source is an EMS (XtremeImage) graphics card.

Do I need a video wall controller?

No. It works in any PC with a free PCIe x8 (or x16) slot. It can also be fitted in a VSN chassis.

What warranty does it have?

A standard 3-year warranty, with a 5-year extended warranty available.