The EMV-HDR is a software application which runs on Windows 7,8 or 10 computers, the application can record multiple inputs at the same time. Each recording session is like having a separate video recorder, where you can select the recording format/codec of your choice.

The EMV-HDR has been validated for use with the X-VIEW DPXe range of capture cards as well as the PlayZone HD USB capture modules, both from e-mediavision Ltd.

The EMV-HDR application is very easy to use and provides a range of benefits which include:

Ability to record locally to disk or Network storage

Ability to auto FTP files as they are being recorded

Ability to sync multiple channels to a single Start/Stop command

For multi-channel recording, it is recommended that a 6 core Hyper-Threading workstation is used such as the HP z600/620/640 or HP Z800/820/840 

Multi-Channel Recording

EMV-HDR can be used to record from 1 to X number of channels, limited only by your computers specification in terms of CPU cores, memory and disk space and encoder choice. EMV-HDR opens as a single channel recorder, to implement additional channels you simply click on New Session.

Split Flie Recording

With split file recordings, you can continuosly record with segmented recordings which can be split by file size or time duration. This feature enables split files to be auto uploaded to FTP location so that you can start editing or transcoding without having to wait for the entire session to be recorded as a single large file.

FTP Upload

Each instance of the recording session can be set to auto upload to its own FTP location.

Sync Record

For multi-channel recording setups you can select each channel to be linked to a common Start / Stop button, this will then Start or Stop all channel recordings at a single click of a button.

X-View Capture Card Support

EMV-HDR can be used with the entire range of X-View capture cards by e-mediavision, a variety of capture cards are available which cater for all video input types from standard composite video through to HD-SDI and DVI Dual Link for high-resolution video. X-View cards provide the EMV-HDR to record the same input into multiple format recordings, for example, an HDMI or DVI video source can be encoded into H264 and MPEG at the same time from the same input.