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In this demo, three VGA Broadcaster Lite devices are connected to different VGA signals. As VGA Broadcaster Lite supports mJPEG, MPEG4, as well as H.263/Flash video compression, there are multiple ways to view the Broadcaster Lite's output, including using a web browser, a streaming video player, as well as the Flash Media player. The VGA Broadcaster Lite device grabs the image from the PC's VGA output, digitizes it, and sends it over the web without any loss in picture quality.

VGA Broadcaster Lite Live Demo Diagram

Click on one of the links below to view the live demo:

Live Streaming H.263/Flash Video
Opens in browser or streaming Flash video player

ASF Streaming Video
Opens in Windows Media Player or other ASF compatible players

VGA Broadcaster Standard Live Demo

In this demo, VGA Broadcaster Standard is connected to a PC output and using MJPEG compression to display the video directly in the browser. Some browsers may not be compliant with the MJPEG standard.

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VGA Grid Live Demo

The VGA Grid demo consists of 6 different VGA Grid devices connected to the Internet. When configured, you are able to view the output of all 6 VGA sources in your browser window from anywhere with an Internet connection. In the main window, click on any of the VGA sources to enlarge the image. In order to preserve bandwidth, the update rate is set at 0.25fps and the viewing resolution is set to 800x600. These settings can be configured to the client's specifications.

VGA Grid Diagram
Use the links below to gain access to the VGA Grid demo.

Preview
Lets you view all sources at once. Accessed via VGA Concentrator

Admin Page
Lets you configure VGA Grid. Accessed via VGA Concentrator.

Channel #1: Movie
Lets you view the VGA source individually in your browser.

Channel #2: Ultrasound
Lets you view the VGA source individually in your browser.

Channel #3: Control Room
Lets you view the VGA source individually in your browser.

Channel #4: Desktop
Lets you view the VGA source individually in your browser.

Lecture Recorder Live Demo

Lecture Recorder is able to record the VGA output of any device. In this live demo, the Lecture Recorder grabs an image from a computer's output, digitizes it, and stores it on its internal hard drive as an AVI file without any loss in picture quality. Then, using your web browser, you may access the Lecture Recorder and view, rename, delete, and modify the recordings being made. User name to access the Lecture Recorder: Admin. The password field is to be left blank.

Click here to view live demo (http://office.epiphan.com:8082/)

VGA Recorder Standard Live Demo

In this demo, the VGA Recorder Standard device is connected to a VGA signal coming from a LOGIQ Book XP portable ultrasound machine that is located at the Epiphan Systems office. The VGA Recorder Standard then grabs the image from the ultrasounds's VGA output, digitizes it, and stores it on its internal hard drive as an AVI file without any loss in picture quality. Then, using your web browser, you may access the VGA Recorder Standard and view, rename, delete, and modify the recordings being made.

Click here to view live demo (http://office.epiphan.com:8088/)

VGA Recorder PRO Live Demo

In this demo, the VGA Recorder PRO device is connected to a VGA signal coming from a PC as well as an analog camera that are located at the Epiphan Systems office. The VGA Recorder PRO then grabs the image from the PC's VGA output as well as the camera output, digitizes and combines the two signals, and creates an AVI file on its internal hard drive. There is no loss in picture quality, resolution, or frame rate. Using your web browser, you may access the VGA Recorder PRO and view, rename, delete, and modify the recordings being made.

Click here to view live demo (http://office.epiphan.com)