Digital PC-Codi Character Generator PCI Board Set

Mfr#
7A00200
B&H Catalog # CHDPCC

Chyron's Digital PC CODI is a PCI board that turns a Windows computer into an economical and powerful character generator. With 64 megabytes of onboard memory, flipbook animations, and a variety of video effects the Digital PC CODI can handle the graphics needs of character generator applications like sports, weather, business tickers, subtitling and much more.

• High-Quality Digital Interface: The Digital PC CODI features SDI (Serial Digital Interface) connections for video and key inputs and outputs. The SDI connections pass embedded digital audio.

• Fast Digital Signal Processing: The high-performance real-time graphics processor works independently from the PC's processor and manages two internal graphic planes - one for background graphics and one for foreground graphics, where dynamic effects like dissolve, roll and weave are performed.

• Special Effects: The Digital PC CODI's video effects include dissolve, fade, wipe, roll, crawl, push, cover, hide, reveal, split and weave.

• Expandable: Multiple Digital PC CODI boards can be used in a single PC. Each can provide independent outputs. Or the boards can be used in tandem by cascading the video outputs from board to board to produce eye-catching graphics.

• Import Graphics: The Digital PC CODI reads TIF, TGA, BMP, Chyron RGBA and PCX files, and can also read fonts and messages from Chyron's iNFiNiT! system.

• Time Code: The built-in time code reader and generator meet SMPTE and EBU specifications and features an on-screen burn-in window with programmable position, size and character attributes.

• Power Outage Protection: Should the PC lose power an on-board mechanical video bypass relay passes the digital video input directly to the digital video output.

• Remote Operation: The supplied auxiliary panel features an analog video monitor output as well as 16 GPI (General Purpose Interface) connections for remote triggering of the Digital PC CODI from an editing system or other device. (The auxiliary panel uses an additional rear panel position on the PC.)