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Linux drivers for Stream Labs multichannel AV ingest cards
08 Jun
Multichannel AV ingest cards Stream MS416 (16 independent CVBS inputs) и Stream MH4LM (4 independent HDSDI/SDSDI/DVB-ASI/CVBS inputs) now could be utilized for work stations and media servers with installed Windows and Linux operating systems. Cards could be used as a backbone for systems for monitoring and recording of TV-air (loggers), systems for multichannel visual monitoring of TV-air (multiviewers), surveillance systems, etc. We can assure, that we will continue our effort for development of Linux drivers for entire line of our products.
Multichannel AV ingest cards Stream MS416 (16 independent CVBS inputs) и Stream MH4LM (4 independent HDSDI/SDSDI/DVB-ASI/CVBS inputs) now could be utilized for work stations and media servers with installed Windows
and Linux operating systems. Cards could be used as a backbone for systems for monitoring and recording of TV-air (loggers), systems for multichannel visual monitoring of TV-air (multiviewers), surveillance systems, etc. We can assure, that we will continue our effort for development of Linux drivers for entire line of our products.
If you interested in implementation of our products for your technical solutions, please contact Maxim Mazurenko at mm@stream-labs.com
Multichannel AV ingest cards Stream MS416 (16 independent CVBS inputs) и Stream MH4LM (4 independent HDSDI/SDSDI/DVB-ASI/CVBS inputs) now could be utilized for work stations and media servers with installed Windows
and Linux operating systems. Cards could be used as a backbone for systems for monitoring and recording of TV-air (loggers), systems for multichannel visual monitoring of TV-air (multiviewers), surveillance systems, etc. We can assure, that we will continue our effort for development of Linux drivers for entire line of our products. Stream Labs has been manufacturing ingest cards since 1992, but had never developed Linux drivers for its products in a past.
Nevertheless, Envivio - the company, which a one of the leading manufacturers for IP TV and VoD, indicated an interest in multichannel ingest cards produced by Stream Labs. That is when we have started development of Linux drivers,
successfully tested them; and finally signed a contract with Envivio. At the same time new 8-channel SDI HD/3G card has been under development and we hope to present it at IBC'2015 show in Amsterdam.
successfully tested them; and finally signed a contract with Envivio. At the same time new 8-channel SDI HD/3G card has been under development and we hope to present it at IBC'2015 show in Amsterdam.You can find more information here:
You can obtain Linux driver, if you email request to support@stream-labs.com
If you interested in implementation of our products for your technical solutions, please contact Maxim Mazurenko at mm@stream-labs.com
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