Screen Caputre demo movies
Here you can download some demo movies to get an impression of the recording quality.

Description		Size		Duration		Filename		Required Codec
1280x1024 radar signal		370 MB		1:16		BIOBSERVE_Radar_recording.avi		PICVideo M-JPEG
1280x1024 Windows desktop		223 MB		1:40		BIOBSERVE_1280_1024_desktop.avi		PICVideo M-JPEG
800x600 Apple desktop		8 MB		1:51		BIOBSERVE_800_600_desktop.avi		DivX

Please download the DivX codec (http://www.divx.com/divx/download/) to play the DivX encoded movie and the PICVideo
M-JPEG codec (http://www.pegasusimaging.com/cgi-bin/download2NS.cgi?PICVIDU3) for the other movies.

In most cases we use one of the mentioned codecs for teh recording but we can use any other codec as well if there are special requirements.

The simplest situation: The DRB records one VGA signal.

If you want to record several VGA signals, you just need several DRBs that are connected to the Intra- or Internet. All VGA signals are recorded synchronized to ensure a correct timing of the recordings.

The DRB can also record streams of network IP cameras. In this example, two video streams and one VGA signal are recorded and synchronized.
Each signal is recorded as an independent file. But all the files are synchronized in time for a perfect replay.

This is the standard configuration.
One VGA signal and a video/audio signal from a DV-Camera are recorded.
The VGA signal and the video signal are recorded as two separated but synchronized video files.
You can play back the synchronized files with our free Player software or each single file with any standard video player.

Sometimes it is not required (or not allowed) to record the participant on video.
In this case, you can connect a standard microphone to the DRB and record just the voice and the VGA signal.
With this configuration, only one video is created, that contains the VGA recording and the sound.
You can watch the file with a standard video player.

With our small client software or even a Web browser the DRB can be operated via a TCP/IP connection.
You can control the source signals and the recording.
Additionally the recorded files can be transferred to the second computer.

With a Pocket PC based PDA you can control the source signals and the recording.
After the recording, a CD/DVD can be burned with the media files.

Last but nor least you can use the device as a standard computer.