HDMI 1.3 PCI Video capture card with HDCP bypass
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2012-08-07, 06:53 PM
for those daring to try here's a HDMI capture card with HDCP bypass...
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/hdmi-1-3-pc...card-72046 Jam.z
E6400, 2 GB RAM ,500 GB + 250 GB HD, PVR150+ Adaptec 3610, RW 2 + HIP, Antec 2480 w/ mini ninja ...still using v 0.99
2012-08-07, 11:22 PM
The Avermedia HD DVR has a hole in their older drivers allowing HDCP recording. The reason I bring this up is that it uses software encoding which may or not be the same on this device.
Martin
2012-08-08, 09:30 AM
jam_zhou Wrote:for those daring to try here's a HDMI capture card with HDCP bypass...I'v been looking at this card and wanting to buy it, have you tested it or do you know anyone who has? "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"
I had the avermedia one, and it's similar, in that it's software encoding.
Wasn't very nice, produced bad recordings and killed my C2D 2.4 Ghz for anything else. (and still got some stuttering) (and the avermedia is cheaper that that ($138 NZ)
"Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-Tip!"
--= Win7, C2D 2.93 GHz, ASUS 9400GT Silent, 2GB Ram, Few HDD's, 3TB unRAID server, Samsung 50" 1080p Plasma via HDMI, 40" 1080i LCD via VGA =-- * PVR2000 Analog PCI / Avermedia DVB-S PCI / Hauppauge 2200 DVB/Analog * PCH GBPVR Client * *BD-E6500 w/ NPVR client*
2012-08-15, 07:30 PM
JonnyCam Wrote:I had the avermedia one, and it's similar, in that it's software encoding.I thought this device had HW encoding, are you sure it has not? "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"
2012-08-15, 08:45 PM
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I thought this device had HW encoding, are you sure it has not?[/quote[ You mean for the DX one, I'm pretty sure it's software encoding, looking at the Q&A section: http://club.dx.com/forums/Forums.dx/threadid.987317 or for the Avermedia one, it was software mpeg2 for HD, and h264 for SD. (well, it was before I sold it and got a hauppauge hdpvr)
"Shut up brain, or I'll stab you with a Q-Tip!"
--= Win7, C2D 2.93 GHz, ASUS 9400GT Silent, 2GB Ram, Few HDD's, 3TB unRAID server, Samsung 50" 1080p Plasma via HDMI, 40" 1080i LCD via VGA =-- * PVR2000 Analog PCI / Avermedia DVB-S PCI / Hauppauge 2200 DVB/Analog * PCH GBPVR Client * *BD-E6500 w/ NPVR client*
2012-08-16, 09:52 PM
[quote=JonnyCam]
Quote:I thought this device had HW encoding, are you sure it has not?[/quote[You'r right. With HD content it may be very heavy for my 3GHz dual core AMD64. But someone mentioned that with ArcSoft's ShowBiz you can encode H.264 using the GPU? "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"
2012-08-16, 10:34 PM
Reddwarf Wrote:[quote=JonnyCam]You'r right. With HD content it may be very heavy for my 3GHz dual core AMD64. But someone mentioned that with ArcSoft's ShowBiz you can encode H.264 using the GPU? ShowBiz would have to support this as a capture device. If there no encoder on board you probably wouldn't want to store raw video to your hard disk. Also it is possible that this device does h/w encoding,someone just has to take the risk. If it comes with DirectShow drivers allowing you to create a grf and it is a stable device you could even use it with NextPVR via NetworkRecorder+SGraphRecorder Martin
2012-08-17, 06:33 PM
mvallevand Wrote:[quote=Reddwarf]I'v just got confirmation from DealExtreme that this device does not do HW encoding. It may give good results thou, but a bit expensive for me to buy as an experiment. "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy" |
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