hello people, I tested the BM Intensity Pro under Linux at work, and it works quite well. It outputs YCbCr 4:2:2 (UYVY), and I could store a 1080i footage using a RAID-0 two 320 Gb SATA II 7200rpm normal consumer discs. Of course, you can pipe this video output to any encoder, like ffmpeg or x264 and use a lossless or lossy encoding. One other very nice thing is that the card outputs the video synced w/ the audio, thing that we sometimes miss w/ some analog video capture setups in linux. And of course, the HD video capture using the HDMI port is a very nice feature to have.
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