Video Encoder Card ??

Currently I have an ATI 800Xt i believe. I want to put in a 2nd video card that is capable of inputing video. I want to be able to receive video and audio signal from another computer, tv, or really any device and be able to input and encode for live streaming.
Any idea of what video card is capable of doing this? I believe my current card is using the agp slot, so i would need something else that would fit in the machine
i have an older dual g5 (powerpc)
Thanks

i am trying to find an internal solution. I have some mytv or my pvr usb input device, but it is not recognized in any other software other then the one it comes with.
I am basically looking for this video card so i can live stream the input signal. For example if i hooked up a device with an s-video cable to the input card. Then i use software to send the stream to the internet.
I already am doing this with my pc with the reverse set up. I have an ati all in wonder card, plus the normal video card in my pc. I can actually output my mac by s-video cable to my pc tower and then live broadcast whatever is being displayed on my mac. So now i am trying to find a similar video card but for my mac
any thoughts?

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ello,
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.
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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
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4773 - For Windows
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