VideoMaster OEM SDK

Unified SDK for DELTACAST products under Windows, Linux, Arm and macOS

The VideoMaster SDK is a software interface to communicate with DELTACAST video cards and to design your own products and applications.

It contains drivers for x86_64 computer systems and for ARM platforms, an easy to use API (Application Programming Interface), comprehensive documentation and example source codes.

VideoMaster OEM SDK features

Description	Set of libraries with C/C++ API Multi-board/multi-process management
Video channel management	Flexible buffering scheme Easy channels synchronization Ultra-low-latency mode on some products DirectGPU RDMA support
SDI features	8-bit/10-bit support Support for 3D Stereoscopic inputs / outputs Hardware keyer control for DELTA-key family Flexible Input/Output streams coupling Raw mode for full access to the SDI stream Audio embedding/de-embedding Ancillary & VBI data insertion/extraction Input, Output, Read-Modify-Write working modes Time code management Clocking and genlock configuration
DVI/HDMI features	8-bit support RGB to YUV color-space conversion 4:4:4 to 4:2:2 down-conversion Optional frame rate decimation for bandwidth reduction E-EDID Handling
ASI Features	Support for bit rates from 100 kbps to 100 Mbps Support for 188 and 204-byte TS packets Incoming bit rate monitoring PID filter managing up to 256 PID per input channel Incoming packets time stamping
IP Features	Video transport as per SMPTE ST 2022-6 and ST 2110 FEC as per SMPTE ST 2022-5 SMPTE ST 2022-7 seamless protection switching Full access to ancillary data and VBI Support for embedded audio, timecode, captions, ... Hardware proxy downscalers

VideoMaster OEM SDK Content

General	Free with any DELTACAST I/O card and FLEX solution Unified SDK for the SDI Cards, DVI/HDMI Cards, SFP Cards, ASI Cards and Mixed Interfaces Cards Easy-to-use API for direct access to 8-10-bit digital video channels Comprehensive programmers manual Sample programs in source code Full online help and support
Drivers	Windows (8.1 and higher) Linux kernel (v3.9.5 and higher) MacOS (10.14 and higher)