Main Features - Roland VC-50HD Owner's Manual

Video field converter
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Conversion between HD/SD-SDI and HDV/DV
The VC-50HD provides a compact solution for converting between high-quality uncompressed HD/
SD-SDI video and the HDV/DV video widely used by video devices. It allows a camera or deck with
SDI input and output connectors to be connected to an HDV/DV device with IEEE 1394 (i.LINK)
connectors, enabling high-quality image conversion regardless of which device is the source.
High-quality conversion of MPEG-2 TS (35 Mbps/50 Mbps)
When receiving an HD/SD-SDI input and sending it from IEEE 1394, the signal can be converted not
only to HDV/DV but also to MPEG-2 TS 35 Mbps or 50 Mbps. This capability allows recording with
even better quality than 25 Mbps HDV/DV. You can take your laptop computer or an F-1 (version 2 or
later) to the shooting location, and capture high-quality video for online use at the same time that
you're shooting. Of course, conversion from MPEG-2 TS to SDI is also supported.
Three-way power supply support
In addition to the AC adaptor, the VC-50HD can be powered from an external battery or from AA
batteries, allowing use in a variety of situations. AA batteries installed in the internal battery case will
operate as a backup power supply. This allows the unit to continue operating seamlessly even if the
AC adaptor should become unplugged or if the external battery is replaced.
Compact and tough body
Like the F-1, the VC-50HD is designed for use in the field (Field Oriented Design). Its compact and
tough design ensures that it can be used reliably in rugged conditions.
Provides a low-cost monitoring environment
An HDMI output connector is provided on the VC-50HD's front panel. This can be connected to a
computer display or TV monitor, providing a low-cost monitoring environment.
* MMP (Moore Microprocessor Portfolio) refers to a patent portfolio concerned with microprocessor
architecture, which was developed by Technology Properties Limited (TPL). Roland has licensed this
technology from the TPL Group.
* IDX and ENDURA are registered trademarks of IDX Company, Ltd.
* Anton Bauer is registered trademark of Anton/Bauser, Inc.
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