Epiphan Lecture Recorder

October 5, 2009

Source: Epiphan

Epiphan Lecture Recorder (ELR) is an open source DVI/VGA capture, audio, and video capture device.

Designed specifically for capturing, broadcasting, and recording, Epiphan Lecture Recorder is an extremely powerful base for classroom and enterprise webcasting solutions.

At the heart of the Epiphan Lecture Recorder internet appliance is a state-of-the-art Motorola PowerPC processor that runs a custom Linux distribution built specifically for the device. The source code, drivers included, is fully open source, with all features of the ELR at your hand. ELR comes packed with Epiphan’s most advanced frame grabber on-board.

It is able to perform both VGA capture and DVI capture at resolutions up to 2048x2048 at up to 30 frames per second, meaning that even full motion video and animations that are shown on the presenter’s computer are captured, archived, and broadcasted in the highest possible quality. Composite video and analog audio inputs let you capture full motion video from analog cameras at 30 frames per second and synchronize it with a high-quality audio stream, making the ELR an ideal video capture device.

The Epiphan Lecture Recorder internet appliance has three USB 2.0 ports at your disposal, meaning that devices such as external hard drives, DVD/CD writers, and external control devices can be easily connected.

The Epiphan Lecture Recorder appliance has 32GB internal solid-state memory allocated to its buffer meaning that, even if the network is busy or experiencing slow transfer rates, no data from the video capture is lost.

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