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What video formats can be used as inputs to Imagenation frame grabbers?

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What video formats can be used as inputs to Imagenation frame grabbers?

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There are two basic types of Imagenation frame grabbers; standard analog and digital. Standard analog frame grabbers include the PXC and PXR series which support NTSC (RS-170), CCIR (PAL), SECAM, and S-video (PXC only) formats while the PXD1000 digital frame grabber supports RS422 and EIA-644(LDVS) formats. The PXC can accept up to four composites and one S-video input for the PXC200AL or four composites and four S-video inputs for the PXC200AF. The PXR can accept up to four composites for use with interlace, progressive scan and resettable cameras. The PXD can be used with cameras that provide a single channel for up to 32 bits/pixel and pixel rates to 40M pixels/sec for EIA-644 (LVDS) signals; a dual channel for up to 16 bits/pixel and up to 80M pixel/sec rates; or a four channel camera at 8 bits/pixel and up to 160M pixels/sec rates.