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Epiphan Lecture Recorder
Product Overview
Epiphan Lecture Recorder (ELR) is Epiphan's DVI/VGA, audio, and video capture device designed for educational institutions and conference halls.
Epiphan Lecture Recorder puts educational institutions and distance education providers in full control of the content they want to record. There are no license or maintenance fees to pay when using the ELR, and there is no limit to the number of ELR devices that can be on the same network. Furthermore, the Epiphan Lecture Recorder can be personalized with any logo or text on the top panel.
Features
Integrated VGA/DVI support – ELR comes packed with an integrated frame grabber on-board. It is able to capture signals from both VGA and DVI sources at resolutions up to 1920x1200 and can achieve capture rates of up to 10 frames per second, meaning that even full motion video and animations that are shown on the presenter’s computer are captured, archived, and broadcast in the highest possible quality.
Audio/video – Composite video and analog audio inputs let you capture full motion video from analog cameras and synchronize it with a high-quality audio stream. Composite video cannot be captured if the DVI or VGA input is being used.
Internal memory – 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 captured data is lost.
ELR in Action
In a classroom environment with an IP video camera, audio, and a VGA/DVI feed present, one Epiphan Lecture Recorder is used. It is connected to both the VGA/DVI and audio inputs. Both the IP camera and the ELR are connected to the LAN or Internet. Before being shown to participants, the signals from both devices can sent over the network and synchronized at the server.
