Is DeckLink card Compatible with FMLE?

Black Magic Design.
DeckLink Studio
Full Resolution SD/HD SDI & Analog Editing Card
i am using this card for streaming in flash media live encoder.
Please confirm, is this card compatible with FMLE.
and operating system windows vista.
Regards
Sheeraz Kaleem

FMLE 3.0 works with Black Magic Decklink and Intensity Pro cards on SD sizes only
FMLE 2.5 works with these cards at HD sizes but because of single core support of Resize Filter and VP6 encoder in FMLE 2.5, you will not be able to get desired Output FPS at HD sizes from FMLE 2.5 also.
So if we you are planning to run these cards at SD sizes then you can go for these devices.
These cards are right now not in certified list of devices of FMLE but many people have tried these cards at SD sizes and they worked fine for them at SD sizes.
FMLE 3.0 not supporting BlackMagic HD sizes is a bug

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