Stealth Imaging : Dual Channel ExpressCard Encoder

08.07.06
Stealth Imaging Unveils H.264 Super-fast Laptop Video Processing Card at Apple Developer Conference.
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The Stealth™ Dual ExpressCard Encoder brings the power of super-fast H.264 encoding to laptop computing. Designed for PC and Mac laptops using ExpressCard technology (the latest PCMCIA/PC Card development), the Stealth laptop encoder enables content producers to use their laptops even more effectively as professional-quality editing workstations by allowing them to encode large amounts of standard-definition video in real time on the fly.

Available exclusively from Stealth Imaging, the notebook encoding card works with any laptop that supports IEEE 1994/Firewire, S-Video or DVI interfaces. It merges seamlessly with QuickTime© Pro software and the QuickTime Software Library, allowing video to be encoded flawlessly in the near-universal QuickTime format. No special SDK is required or necessary to learn.

The Stealth Encoder was designed from the ground up to be complaint with open standards and uses the QuickTime libraries to support most digital media products.

It will be released in November 2006. A HD version will be available in April, 2007 and will be shown at NAB in Las Vegas.





	08.07.06 Stealth Imaging Unveils H.264 Super-fast Laptop Video Processing Card at Apple Developer Conference. Read More...		Home > Our Products > Dual Channel ExpressCard Encoder The Stealth™ Dual ExpressCard Encoder brings the power of super-fast H.264 encoding to laptop computing. Designed for PC and Mac laptops using ExpressCard technology (the latest PCMCIA/PC Card development), the Stealth laptop encoder enables content producers to use their laptops even more effectively as professional-quality editing workstations by allowing them to encode large amounts of standard-definition video in real time on the fly. Available exclusively from Stealth Imaging, the notebook encoding card works with any laptop that supports IEEE 1994/Firewire, S-Video or DVI interfaces. It merges seamlessly with QuickTime© Pro software and the QuickTime Software Library, allowing video to be encoded flawlessly in the near-universal QuickTime format. No special SDK is required or necessary to learn. The Stealth Encoder was designed from the ground up to be complaint with open standards and uses the QuickTime libraries to support most digital media products. It will be released in November 2006. A HD version will be available in April, 2007 and will be shown at NAB in Las Vegas.

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