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I would like to live stream video/audio from a source that uses BNC connector out, and I'm having trouble identifying what kind of DVR/video capture card I would need so that I could stream both video and audio from the same channel or the BNC connector.

Apparently the dvr card my client is using has only BNC connectors that somehow have embedded audio along with the video.

I hope I made any sense and I would very much appreciate any suggestions.

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Pro and industrial video equipment use BNC connectors instead of the RCA connectors found on consumer gear. So writing that this equipment has BNC connectors does not clarify at all what kind of video signal is output. – sawdust Jul 28 '11 at 9:57
Basically is there a way to look for a DVR card that can receive audio and video from one BNC connection? – Havoc-X Sep 27 '11 at 16:35
Some connectors define the signals and interface, e.g. HDMI. But a generic connector like BNC could be used for a wide variety of signals. In fact, you have not even determined if the audio+video signal is analog or digital. – sawdust Sep 30 '11 at 10:14
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