USB-Powered Video Card provides H.264 compression.
November 5, 2010 -
Measuring 1.5 x 2.75 in. with power consumption of 1.5 W, Model 2253 is suited for embedded applications. In encoding mode, unit outputs uncompressed low latency video stream along with compressed video stream to facilitate previewing and real-time image processing functions. Up to 80 characters of overlay text may be added to video. Board can also perform as decoder, converting compressed audio/video stream into standard analog video and audio signals.
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Original Press release
Sensoray
7313 SW Tech Center Dr.
Tigard, OR, 97223
USA
New USB Video Card with H.264 Compression
Model 2253 is a compact USB audio/video codec. The board's small size (1.5"x2.75") and low power consumption (1.5 W) make it ideal for embedded applications. In the encoding mode model 2253 outputs an uncompressed low latency video stream along with the compressed video stream to facilitate previewing and real time image processing functions. Up to 80 characters of overlay text may be added to the video.
The board can also perform as a decoder, converting the compressed audio/video stream into standard analog video and audio signals (to be supported in SDK Release 2 -- please download hardware manual for list of currently supported features).
Model 2253 is powered through the USB port and does not require any additional power supplies.
Device Enumeration - Each unit has a unique serial number in its flash memory and on a bar coded label. The serial number can be read using the software API.
Features
o Two concurrent output video streams:
- Uncompressed (preview, analytics) + compressed
- Two compressed streams at different resolutions, compression types, bitrates
o Low preview latency: 60 ms (glass to glass)
o H.264 HP@L3, MPEG-4 ASP, MJPEG video compression
o AAC, G.711 audio compression, uncompressed PCM (SDK Release 2)
o Text Overlay
o Three general-purpose digital I/O signals
o Software accessible serial number
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