Overview Corvid 44 allows AJA Developer Partner applications to access up to four simultaneous SDI input or output streams on a single PCIe card, making it perfect for a wide variety of medium density applications. Features 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD/SD up to 50/60p 4x bidirectional 3G-SDI connections with 16-channel embedded audio per connection, up to a total of 64-channel/32-channel support RGB 4:4:4 12-bit and YCbCr 4:2:2 10-bit HFR workflows supported 2x independent Mixer/Keyer widgets. 4x independent 16-ch 48 kHz SDI embedded audio I/O engines 4K Closed Caption Support VPID signaling for SDR/HDR Transfer Characteristics, Colorimetry and Luminance via SDI PQ, HLG and Dolby Vision Support HDR Metadata Capture and Auto Playback Detection Reference/LTC Input on card (Analog black burst or Tri-level) Full height and half height models RS-422 on internal header or bracket with full height model LTC input on internal header Includes support for the Apple M1 chip Flexible Multi-Format I/O Each BNC connection on Corvid 44 can be set programmatically as either an input or output and each can support a different video format, provided all format use the same clock timing. Connections can also be linked together to support dual link or 4K/UltraHD formats. High Frame Rate Support Corvid 44 supports 4K (4096 x 2160) and UltraHD (3840 x 2160) High Frame Rate (HFR) workflows. Working at frame rates of 48p, 50p and 60p ensure smooth motion for the most demanding 4K and UltraHD applications. High frame rates are not limited to 4K and UltraHD with Corvid 44, multiple 720p and 1080p HD inputs and outputs are also supported at frame rates up to 50p and 60p, making Corvid 44 extremely flexible for your current and future needs. AR support with Unreal Engine Capture real time footage with Corvid 44 over SDI from high quality cameras, meld your footage with your virtual environment created by the Unreal Engine and send it back out in real time to air – a growing need for broadcasters, augmented reality (AR) needs and more. Digital film makers also benefit with these new workflows: On set, enhance your live action VFX work with the ability to see a full composite live during the course of the shoot. This results in fewer reshoots, the ability for actors to understand the virtual environment they are working within for stronger performances and ultimately leads to a range of efficiencies and cost savings with the added benefit of a smoother transition into post production.
