"What have you been smoking?
Matrox is known for great video capture cards, and the RT2500 (sorry if the model number is off), which does NICE realtime MPEG-2 encoding, goes for around $2,500"
Uhh, what have you been smoking? The RT2500 sells for about $750. Even at release, the MSRP was barely over $1000. I think Booster was referring to consumer oriented video cards anyway, which has nothing to do with prosumer video editing boards.
Electric, this card better cure cancer, and end the conflicts in the Middle East the way you are talking about it. Despite about 50 posts in the 2 current Matrox threads by you, you have yet to post anything of any substance related to card that someone else's didn't post first (specs, name, price, release date, NDA date, etc...), or post anything at all that lends evidence to you claiming to have inside knowledge of this product. If this wasn't a Matrox product, I would ask you how much you were getting paid to flood the board with superficial propaganda.