Other video cards for Adobe Connect?

Hi!
I am new here in this forum.
I just want to know what video cards that I can use for Adobe Connect? I read that I can use Osprey, but do I have other choice?
Also, is Connect limited to SD signals only? What if my source gives out HD? Is there a way for me to use this HD signal?
Thanks in Advance...

You're talkign about video capture / input devices, right?
You don't want to try to run HD video through your PC into a webcam pod.
The Osprey is recommended because it has a hardware encoder chip - does not kill the CPU on the computer trying to compress the data...
But you can use things like the Dazzle HD USB connected unit.  I've done this.  Make sure you have a dual core computer, 64bit OS, and don't run a lot of other apps - or you'll see frame drops in the camera feed.
Video cameras that have a 'monitor mode' and connect to a PC via FireWife can also work.

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