Do i need video card in encoding computer or in fmis?

i going to use osprey 450e card in machine with xeon cpu with fmle.
do i need video card in the encoding machine?
do i need video card in fmis?
if yes what is recomended card?
thanks

Osprey 450e is the Video card that you have put in your Xeon machine.
Install FMLE in the same machine. Give Input to your Osprey 450e card from the source of your choice( DVD player, Mini DV player or camcoder).
You donot need any card on FMIS machine.
Give path of FMIS machine in FMS URL textbox of FMLE as "rtmp://machine-name/[app on FMIS]" and then give streamname of your own choice. Now start streaming.

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Fans    Silent 120mm Ball-bearing Fan with Blue LED
PFC    No
Main Connector    24Pin
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PCI-E Connectors    No
ATI CrossFire Support    No
NVIDIA SLI Support    No
Modular Cabling Support    No
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Input Frequency Range    50/60 Hz
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Originally posted by maximohe
i have installed a new MX400 PRO-T64 video card in my computer ( my motherboard support the AGP4X ) , normally my new viedo card support it too , but when running the MSI 3D! Turbo2001 Utility , just the case of AGP 2X is selected and dont give me the hand to select the AGP 4X one , notify that i have the latest drivers of my material allready installed !! how can i do to use the AGP 4X mode !! thank you 8)
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