Broadcaster for VGA2USB is a screen capture, broadcasting & recording software tool for Epiphan device VGA2USB. It can capture external VGA signal - such as a Windows PC, a Macintosh OSX, a Unix machine, an em­bedded system, a medical device, scientific or lab equipment, and more.

A compact portable presentation broadcast solution that is ideal for podcasting, web seminar, and lecture broadcasting applications in the training, education, conference room, and medical sectors. Using Microsoft WMV9/Screen-9 compression, the Broadcaster lets you broadcast any VGA and audio source over a local area network (LAN) or the Internet.


Key Features

* Support Epiphan device: VGA2USB
* Capture output from any VGA signal: 640x480 to 2048x2048
* Broadcasting VGA signal over the LAN or internet
* MMS-HTTP Streaming
* Recording to WMV file (Windows Media Video)
* WMV-9/WMV-HD codec
* Microsoft Screen 9 codec, more lower bandwidth
* MP3 Audio codec, 32K~128K bps
* Using Windows Media Player to playback file
* Using IE to watch web broadcasting
* Very easy to use
* One year free upgrade

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