NVIDIA’s Quadro Digital Pipeline is an integrated solution for capture, process and output video using Quadro components (SDI Capture, GPU and SDI Output). It is most useful to process real-time video processing in live broadcast environment, for example. The system’s performance allow it to work in real-time on resolutions up to 2k.

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