Sony HVR-V1P Brochure & Specs page 12

HVR-DR60 HARD DISK RECORDING UNIT
Mountable on Sony HDV and DVCAM camcorders,
the HVR-DR60 Hard Disk Recording Unit can streamline
the entire production process.
Long Recording Time of 4.5 Hours
Via a simple i.LINK connection, the HVR-DR60 Hard Disk
Recording Unit developed by Sony allows recording of HDV
1080i signals from an HDV camcorder, or DV signals from a
DVCAM camcorder. The internal 1.8-inch hard disk drive
(HDD) offers a large capacity of 60 GB, which translates into
a long recording time of 4.5 hours (270 minutes ) for both
formats.
HDV 1080i signals are recorded as native HDV files (.m2t)*
while DVCAM or DV signals are recorded as DV-AVI (type1)*
or RAW-DV* 13 files.
HDV Files Stored on the HVR-DR60 Displayed
on a PC Monitor
* 13 During playback, interruptions in video may appear between
recordings. These interruptions do not occur after the recordings are
copied to an i.LINK compatible nonlinear editor system via the i.LINK
connection, and the recordings can be correctly edited. For information
on compatible nonlinear editors, please contact your nearest Sony office
or authorized dealer.
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Hybrid Operation for
Reliable Recording and Archiving
The HVR-DR60 offers a hybrid recording function, in which
video and audio material is recorded simultaneously to the hard
disk and tape, so important shots are always secured against
loss or accidental deletion. This hybrid function also facilitates
instant archiving of source footage – which in most cases does
not allow for retakes. After a shoot, operators can immediately
archive the source tape and use the HVR-DR60 material as work
,
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footage. This saves the time and effort required to copy the
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original data to a separate high-capacity medium.
HVR-V1P
Simultaneous recording
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2 Feed movie files
3 Edit the files
Format
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Feed
movie files
•HD/SD Tape
NLE
•HD/SD Optical Disc
PC
2 3 •HD/SD Movie File
HVR-DR60
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•Archiving
•Repurposing
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Tape
Format HVR-DR60 for next shoot
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5 Archive recorded tape for repurposing