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HD-SDI Recorder
With the upcoming XL HD1 and all the HD-SDI Box camers out their and the available adapters for component to HD-SDI, I was curious what peoples interest is in a HD-SDI recorder.
If say, a portable hd-sdi recorder that recorded uncompressed HD (no compression what so ever), could connect to a computer through a HD-SDI out or through firewire with a special processing application would you be interested. How much would it be worth to you. By portable I mean about the size of a FS-3 without a battery. Very basic deck with few features but still uncompressed and could be used as a playback device (hd-sdi). Basic things like frame search, simple timecode, and rec/play all that their is. Is it a shoot tool you would use? I don't want to reveal exactly what I'm getting at to soon, so sorry about being kind of vague. |
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You forgot to mention "affordable". |
Indeed I did forget, but that was what I was getting at but I also wanted to see what people were thinking in terms of what they themselves felt is affordable.
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What is affordable? I suppose that will vary from person to person. There are those who can drop $10,000 on a new cam, and barely flinch. Then there are people like myself, who barely work enough to consider this more than a hobby, and are forced to rely on their cam pulling double duty. Spending $1,500 for a decent deck is out of the question.
It does sound like a wonderful thought though, being portable. Can you whip up a really nice, portable harddisk audio recorder too? That is something I could really use! |
Little off topic but I think that their are already some digital audio recorders available now. Didn't see it at M-audio's site but heres a link to the engadget story
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000840051727/ Although if you are considering to use HD-SDI you probably don't have a consumer camera since that datarate is 1.485 Gbps uncompressed (after active range 150 megabytes/second) so something like this would only be targetted to pros. |
I have a standard def GL1, not ready to move up to HD quite yet. As far as audio recorders, there are some that are available, that are truly portable. I like the Alesis Deva... the price is what chokes me though. The more affordable ones, $1,500 are nice, but usually don't have much space or channels. The really affordable ones... like the iRivers and such, just won't cut it for me.
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Hi,
We have one http://ctt.ru/products/hd/flash_dvr/ it's in russian, english will be some later base model have 20GB on board, 3min in HD or 6min with LS codec. also 40GB, 80, or 160GB models possible too. HDSDI IN/OUT, 8" TFT LCD option. price from $4800 USD WELCOME |
Very nice. Can you add jpeg2000 codec based on adv202 chip?
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Yes, we have such plan, some later, but using our FPGA, now we testing soft,
and codec will be available as free upgrade. |
Alexander, any news?
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This is exactly what I want. An HD-SDI in with maybe a firewire out so I can slap it on my hip, record all day, and dump off to a computer at night.
And I'll pay 2k for it. Someone has to make one sooner or later... |
This does sound very promising. Any updates?
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