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The Model 2255 frame grabber accepts NTSC or PAL video on 4 composite inputs. Digitized images are sent to the host computer via USB 2.0 high-speed interface. A variety of output formats supported by the 2255 eliminates the need for format conversions in a wide range of applications. Supported formats are:
Low Latency Software and Manuals The 2255 was designed primarily for OEMs who integrate it with their application software using the Software Development Kit (SDK) available for download below. The application programming interface (API) is extremely simple and intuitive. Buffers for captured images are allocated in the application, and then registered with the driver, which simplifies integration with 3rd party image processing software. The SDK comes with a demo application, which illustrates the use of the API and includes a feature that allows snapshot capture and storage. Our Linux SDK includes a fully functional Video 4 Linux (V4L) driver for the latest Linux kernel, 2.6.24.
Specifications Systems requirements are USB 2.0 high-speed port and PIII-700MHz or equivalent. Faster CPU is recommended for applications where heavy image processing is performed.
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