LabVIEW compatible capture card

Hello

A few weeks ago, I ordered a PCI 4 x 4 of the German company Phytec acquisition card. When they were not yet convinced me to buy the thing, they told me how this card works with LabVIEW and that there are many example of screw when I tried to use the card in LabVIEW I failed so I contacted support Phytec.

Support emails we exchanged has been one for the Gallery:

I told her that my capture card does not work with LabVIEW.

He said, LabVIEW is not supported.

I: but I have a few screws that are supposed to work

Him: Where do you have them?

I: it * link *.

Him: LabVIEW is not supported more we have cleared all the screws on the server.

I'm sorry that my ranting is a bit out of place.

Here's the point:

I'm looking for a (PCI or PCIe) frame grabber card, with which I can receive signals from 4 cameras analog-connected via cinch directly in LabVIEW. I don't like how it works, it should just work in LV 2010. I have a full bachelor including NI Vision.

So far, I have these cards:

Matrix Vision Sigma

They told me, they had a driver that works with LabVIEW 6.1. I told them that this could be a problem, but they did not quite understand why. They said that it would work very well, but I have heard this before. The good thing is we can put videos together split on the equipment screen. And I can send it back, if it does not work. But I can't even imagine what will make my deadline.

The imaging source

According to this thread the imaging source hoarders have worked with LabVIEW.

Falcon ID

I haven't heard back from them yet.

What do you think of these? Have you had any experience with them or any other card acquisition which can handle 4 cameras? Do you have any other suggestions? Have the cameras in support for work in LabVIEW?

Thanks for any suggestions.

I have used several maps source of imagery in LabVIEW, but using an ActiveX interface.  No problems.  I am 12 years old and + 4-channel PCIe cards you are watching.  I only got one with a bad channel.  I use videoCapX from fathsoft.com that has several options that didn't IMAQdx for AVI recording directly from the device.

Good luck.

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