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| Valentino Back to Manufacturers |
The valentino Multi-Channel Video Output Boards output 2, 4 or 8 (depending the model) independent video output channels for analog PAL or NTSC video formats. Each video output channel is set to one of five video output modes (Composite, S-Video or Component [RGB/YUV] video) in software. To avoid PCI-bus load, the board is equiped with full frame video memories for each video output channel, that keep the latest refreshed image stored. TM The valentino boards are designed for the standard PCI-bus (32bit/33MHz). All video outputs are available by a standard HD 62-pins connector on the board bracket. Multiple "Multi-channel Video Output Boards" in one PC-system are allowed to extend the total number of video output channels for the computer system (256 boards theoretically). TM Each valentino board adds maximum 8 video output channels to the system.
| Model | Valentino |
| Image Input Format | RGB 24 bit/pixel (Windows BMP format) YCrCb 4:2:2 16 bit/pixel |
| Image Input Size | NTSC field mode: 720x242 pixels NTSC frame mode: 720x485 pixels PAL field mode: 720x288 pixels PAL frame mode: 720x576 pixels |
| Analog Video Output Modes | CVBS (composite video), Y/C (S-video), RGB, sync on video, YUV, sync on video, RGB, external sync |
| PCI | PCI 2.2 compliant, 3.3 and 5 V signaling environment, power supply 3.3 and 5 Volt, power consumption t.b.d. |
| Dimensions | 160x174 millimeter (short size), 3.3 and 5 V slot universal board |
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