FIrewire to FME - 4 feeds / 1 server?

Hello smart people.
I am at the end of my rope, I have vendors claiming they sold
my client the right stuff, Im pretty sure they didnt, So I am here
to see if I can get a more accurate, useful, impartial answer.
The hardware:
Server
- Dual Xeon 2.4 (dual cores) with 2 gigs of RAM.
- 2x 3 port firewire pci cards
Camera Interface
- Analog to Firewire conversion being done by 4 Canopus
ADVC55 boxes
Canopus
ADVC55
Software on the server
- Adobe Flash Media Streaming Server 3
- Flash Media Encoder
The way its all connected
4 cameras connect to the 4 canopus boxes.
The 4 canopus boxes connect to 4 of the 6 Firewire ports on
the server.
Now, what Im running into.
When I launch FME I only see 1 of the 4 video feeds. I have 3
(instead of 4) choices of video source, but all 3 items on the list
show the same camera view. If I unplug all the cameras before
launching FME I see nothing of course (yeah I expect that, hang
on.). I then plug in one feed to the firewire, and I see that
camera. Ok All good so far.
I stop FME, I plug in the second camera, I now see 2 feeds to
choose from, but both show the second feed I plugged in. So it
seems I cannot get it to see each individual feed, just that there
are multiple. And it seems that only 3 will be seen even if 4 are
plugged in.
If I try to launch a second instance of FME I see a message
that FME is already running, so a second instance is not looking
like an option.
So, what am I missing, or what docs should I be reading?
Thanks for any assistance. Hopefully I didnt leave anything
out.
~frustrated.....

that's fine..
The winnov 4400 card replaces all the wiring and the 4
canopus boxes.
It is only one card but is being recognized as 4 different
inputs.
You can fire up multiple instances of FME on one box, the
maximum I was able to run on a dell Poweredge was six instances
with 2 cards in one box.
I could have done more, but I wanted to walk on the safeside.

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