NAB date for Digital Voodoo's HD Fury

Digital Voodoo's latest High Definition PCI card for the Macintosh – HD Fury – will be one of the many new products on display at booth L15352 for this year's NAB 2002.
The Fury features one HD SDI input and one HD SDI output, Genlock and SD SDI down conversion and is ideally suited for high-definition editors, broadcast designers and compositors.
The HD Fury also supports dual stream HD as well as eight channels of AES/EBU digital audio at 24 bit / 96 Khz. The manufacturers believe the HD Fury is the most cost-effective and versatile high-definition videographics card supporting true 10-bit I/O processing on the market.
Also on show will be the Compound SD, which represents Digital Voodoo's latest SDI I/O digital and analogue videographics engine. A multiple format PCI card for the Macintosh, Compound SD supports 10-bit uncompressed SDI input and output as well as component RGB, YUV, Y/C and composite (NTSC and PAL) video.
In addition to that, Compound SD has built-in support for multiple layers of video or video and graphics as well eight channels of AES/EBU digital audio. Compound SD is believed to be the first multiple format 10-bit I/O card for the Macintosh user.
Digital Voodoo, www.digitalvoodoo.net
(GMcG)