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General Characteristics AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Ultra PCI-E RDS
Type:
hybrid TV-tuner
Performance:
internal
Type of connection:
PCI-Express
Capture:
Yes
FM-tuner:
Yes
Characteristics Of Video AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Ultra PCI-E RDS
Support HD:
720p, 1080i
Format of the output video:
4:3, 16:9
Analog standards:
PAL, SECAM, NTSC
Digital Standards:
DVB-T
NICAM Stereo Sound:
Yes
Video Recording:
MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4
Inputs And Outputs AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Ultra PCI-E RDS
Inputs:
Audio, S-Video, composite
Outputs:
Composite
FireWire:
no
Other Features And Functions AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Ultra PCI-E RDS
Picture in Picture:
Yes
Multiscreen:
Yes
Timer recording:
Yes
Timeshift Mode:
Yes
Additional Information AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Ultra PCI-E RDS
Remote Control:
Yes
Connecting an external IR sensor:
Yes
System Requirements:
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, 512 MB, 500 MB disk space, video card with DirectX 9.0c, sound card, PCI Express slot
Compatibility:
Windows XP/XP MCE/Vista/Vista MCE
Weight:
73 g
Features:
Hardware MPEG-2 encoder, support for RDS-function, a new version of the software:
AVerTV 6.3, video recording format H.264, is compatible with the iPod and PSP
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