HD capture card list for FME?

hi all,
sorry for a the newb question but i am interested in
streaming HD using the FME. is there a list of recommended capture
cards? is there a recommended card for non professionals?
which hardware specification do i need if i want to capture
two streams simultaneously?

Hello,
My name is Felix Kolotinsky and I am FAE at AVerMedia Technologies, Inc USA office.
AVerMedia has a product AVerTVHD DVR that works with Flash Media Live Encoder 3.1, AVerTVHD DVR is capable to capture HD quality up to 1080i from build int HDMI, Component YPbPr and Analog from S-Video and Composite.
If you are interested, here is link to product description http://www.avermedia-usa.com/AVerTV/product/ProductDetail.aspx?Id=482
Below is screenshot that I took from FMLE using AVerTVHD DVR, my source was HDMI from Direct TV Set top box, in this case I was encoding in 1080i source into 720x480, you can Encode up to 1080i, however this requires Quad Core CPU
If you are interested, please contact me directly: [email protected] and I will assist you with setup.
Enjoy,
Felix Kolotinsky

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