NVIDIA Quadro Digital Video Pipeline Is The First GPU Based Platform For Broadcast Production
NVIDIA announced the Quadro Digital Video Pipeline, the industry’s first integrated GPU-based platform for broadcasters to acquire, process and deliver virtual effects to video.
NVIDIA Quadro Digital Video Pipeline includes four components:
- 1 – the Quadro SDI Capture Card:
This card enables uncompressed video to be streamed directly to Quadro SDI-enabled GPU memory, with the ability to capture up to four HD-SDI Single link sources simultaneously. - 2 – the Quadro SDI Output card:
This card allows 2D and 3D effects to be composited in real-time with 2K, HD and SD video. - 3 – the Quadro FX 3800/4800/5800 graphics card:
This card allows to apply effects or video processing using the CUDA parallel computing architecture, and then send the final result to the Quadro SDI Output card. - 4 – the Quadro SDI SDK: this SDK allows to control the entire Quadro Digital Video pipeline – acquisition, processing and delivery.
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NVIDIA Quadro Digital Video Pipeline will ship August 2009. The estimated street prices range from $5,000 to $8,000 USD.
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