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News Release from: Parvus Corp | Subject: MPEG104+
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 13 October 2004

MPEG-4 card aims for rugged acquisition

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The MPEG104+ is a real-time MPEG-4 video compressor/encoder in the PC/104-Plus form factor, ruggedly designed for high reliability surveillance systems in transport, aviation and defence applications.

The MPEG104+ is a real-time MPEG-4 video compressor/encoder in the PC/104-Plus form factor, ruggedly designed for high reliability surveillance systems in transport, aviation and defence applications Supporting up to four independent cameras, the MPEG104+ module provides dedicated hardware and rate control algorithms for high-resolution live video encoding

Compatible with Windows and Linux, the board is well suited for applications with space constraints and harsh environmental conditions, including high vibration and temperature extremes.

Both commercial and extended temperature rated industrial (-40 to +85C) versions will be released.

In addition to producing high quality MPEG-4 video streams from Pal/NTSC cameras and other video sources, the MPEG104+ compressor provides four audio input channels and an analogue video output channel to perform real-time monitoring of the recording sequence.

The card also supports motion detection functionality and has fully programmable or automatic static gain control for each CVBS channel, as well as programmable video quality control, and automatic switching between Pal and NTSC standards.

The MPEG104+ is expected to be in stock by mid/late Q4 2004.

Prospective customers can pre-order now.

Pricing starts at $690 each in volume orders of 100 units.

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