VIDEO DIGITISER CARD FOR PC

The card can be plugged into any expansion slot within the computer. The digitiser converts video signals supplied by a TV set, a camcorder, a video recorder, or a video camera into digital data that can be processed by the PC. The video signals (PAL compatible) are converted into 512 x 512 pixels and 256 grey levels ; still RGB signals (colour) are converted into 16.7 million colours. The digital image is converted into a TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) or BMP (Bitmap) file that can be processed further by almost any graphics program that runs under MS-DOS or Windows. High quality pictures are achieved by using rather high (10MHz) sampling rate and using a built-in phase locked loop. Specifications System requirements: PC 286 or higher, VGA video card or higher, free XT slot, Windows 3.1 or higher Black/white: Resolution: 512 x 512 pixels Number of grey levels: 256 Sample frequency: 10MHz Input signal: video composite PAL (15625Hz line frequency) Output file: TIFF (8 bits) or BMP Colour: Resolution: 512 x 512 pixels Colour input signal: RGB Number of colours: 16.7 million Output file in colour: TIFF (24 bits) or BMP Hints If you want to digitize color pictures and you do not have a Red Green and Blue signal you can use the kit K4600