The COVID-19 outbreak is so severe around the world at present that many schools have been forced to suspend classes. Therefore, most students have to take online classes from home. In addition, the fields of medical imaging systems and video conferencing will become increasingly important due to the impact of the outbreak.

While this might seem like a simple question, the answer is slightly more complex than you might think. Basically, there are two accepted 4K formats: one used in televisions and one used in the cinema.

Video capture devices can re-encode AV analog signals and HDMI video signals from video cameras, VCRs, DVD players and other devices into digital video files. Then how does a video capture device work?

ClonerAlliance, the dedicated provider of hardware and software for video capture and recording, now announced the launch of ClonerAlliance Flint D4P, a standalone dual-4K overlay device that lets you overlay both images of 4K@60fps game video and 4K@30fps webcam/DSLR. No any software required. Capture/stream 4K gameplay and 4K silhouette simultaneously as 1080p@60fps.

A novel (new) coronavirus is causing an outbreak of respiratory illness that began in the city of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. This outbreak began in early December 2019 and continues to grow. Chinese health officials have reported thousands of cases in China and severe illness has been reported, including deaths. Cases have also been identified in travelers to other countries, including the United States. This virus can spread from person to person.