Vends carte DV/HD Canopus Edius NX et carte Expansion kit

Je vends une carte Canopus Edius NX avec l'expansion Kit. Cette carte est neuve et n'a jamais servi. Je la vends car je l'ai gagnée à un concours et n'en ai pas l'utilité car je monte sur MAC. Je la vends à 1500 euros (sa valeur neuve est 2100 euros). Si vous êtes intéressé, vous pouvez me contacter au 0032 496 95 51 21.
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Powerful Hardware for the Ultimate Realtime Editing Experience


The move to high definition video production impacts computing power requirements and realtime editing performance, proportionally. Although HDV and HD video can be edited on today's systems with a basic OHCI FireWire interface, the realtime editing performance is strictly limited, and lacks any true full resolution video output for preview.

The EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit system features advanced hardware that provides editors with video acquisition and output capabilities including high-quality, full resolution component HD/SD video output as well as hardware-accelerated line scaling and video overlay, for ultimate realtime HD/SD editing, effects and compositing performance.



The EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit hardware includes the EDIUS NX Baseboard plus the HD Expansion Kit Module and Bay

PCI Express Compatible Version Now Available

There are now two different versions of EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit available: the PCI/PCI-X model and the PCI Express version, which is compatible with the Dual Core CPUs from Intel and AMD. Please ask your Dealer or Canopus Representative for details.



EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit:
PCI/PCI-X Version EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit:
PCI Express Version



Broad Video Equipment Connectivity and I/O

EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit inputs and outputs provide connectivity to a broad range of analog and digital video equipment, including HDV, DVCPRO HD*, DVCPRO 50*, DV and S-VHS decks, as well as broadcast HD/SD monitors. Connections include 4-pin FireWire, S-Video, composite, unbalanced stereo audio I/O and component HD/SD video output.



Video Input/Outputs Supported Video Equipment
HDV/DV IEEE 1394 (4-pin) DV, DVCAM, HDV 1080i, HDV 720p, XDCAM*, DVCPRO 50*, P2*, VariCam*, DVCPRO HD*
Composite video (CVBS), RCA jack S-VHS, Hi8
S-Video (Y/C), miniDIN VHS, S-VHS, Hi8
Audio Input/Outputs

Unbalanced stereo pair RCA jacks VHS, S-VHS, Hi8
Component HD/SD output BNC jacks HD/SD monitor
Unbalanced stereo audio jacks VHS, S-VHS, Hi8


*Support for these formats requires the EDIUS Broadcast upgrade — see Options.




Complete HDV Editing

The ability to view compositions accurately, while editing HDV, is critical. Only an HD monitor can faithfully display HDV output modes including 1080i and 720p. EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit features component HD video output for full-quality, full-resolution, realtime monitor output of 720p, 1080p and 1080i HD video. Additionally, the HD Expansion Kit module features unbalanced stereo RCA audio output connectors and incorporates audio processing circuitry to ensure perfect audio and video synchronization during playback.


EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit includes capture support for HDV cameras and decks including Sony's HDR-FX1 camera. EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit provides direct capture support from HDV devices such as Sony's HDR-FX1, either using the native HDV MPEG-2 transport stream format or the Canopus HQ codec.

EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit also includes an export-to-tape utility for edited sequences, and supports full device control options for Sony, Canon and JVC HDV devices.


Hardware-based Video Overlay

Unlike OHCI-based editing systems, EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit processes video overlay using hardware. Video overlay data is written to the graphics card using Direct Memory Access (DMA). This means a lesser load is placed on the CPU during editing and realtime playback, and results in better realtime performance using the same CPU.



Hardware-based Line Scaling for HD Component Output

When using EDIUS NX with HD Expansion Kit with the Expansion Kit, hardware-based line scaling is used to convert the native 1440x1080 resolution of HDV and HQ to 1920x1080, for full-resolution HD component output. With other editing systems, line scaling is handled by the CPU, which adds additional load and ultimately restricts realtime editing performance.





Full Frame Rate, Full Resolution Output in Realtime, to HDTV