PV-149 - 4 port video capture card (120FPS)

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PV-149 - 4 port video capture card (120FPS) - Realtime recording

List Price: $199.95
Our Price: $169.95
Sale Price: $154.95
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Available for International shipping: Yes
Linux Support: Yes
Zoneminder Support: Yes - Bluecherry's Free LiveCD is also available
Warranty: 1 Year
Ships from: Always ships from our Missouri warehouse

Quantity in Stock:13
Availability:: Usually Ships in 24 Hours
Product Code: PV-149

BCC9-Single

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BNC2RCA

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International Manufacturer - Expedited Replacement

Expedited Replacement:

Expedited replacement (Level 2) [Add $10.00]

Include custom Zoneminder live cd

Include Bluecherry's custom live cd:

Include live cd (free) - ISO image will be emailed

Optional Windows recording software

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Description

Technical Specs

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4 port 120FPS capture card

Software compression

Works with Linux and Windows

Bluecherry DVR Support: No

Video4Linux Support: Yes

LuxRiot Support: Yes

Windows (WDM) Support: Yes

Access Grid Support: Yes

Features

Please note

While Bluecherry encourages open source software development Bluecherry does not provide support for configuring or trouble shooting third party / open source applications (Zoneminder / Motion). These programs are free, come with no warranty and are community supported. For support please read our article on basic troubleshooting and/or refer to Zoneminder forums.

Compatibility notice:

Windows drivers for this card will work only on 32-bit Windows systems.

Bluecherry has developed it's own Linux (Ubuntu) based application based around it's hardware compression video cards. Information about this product can be found on www.bluecherrydvr.com or our online store. Bluecherry fully supports it's software by email, phone and web forums.

Video4Linux support

The PV-149 has four on-board BT878a (Fusion) chipsets. The Linux kernel will automatically recognize this card and load four video devices. Any software that supports the Video4Linux API (Zoneminder / Motion / xawtv) can access four independent video streams.

Ease of installation

It's really as easy as it sounds. Install the capture card and when the system boots you will have four video devices (/dev/video0 - /dev/video3 on most systems)