PDW-R1

MPEG IMX/DVCAM Recording and Playback

High-resolution AV files (MPEG IMX/DVCAM) and Proxy AV (low-resolution audio and video) files can be recorded via its Ethernet interface or i.LINK (file access mode) interfaces. High-speed transfer of proxy AV data at 30-times speed via its i.LINK (file access mode) interface

Extensive Range of Interfaces

Sony PDW-R1 comes equipped with a wide range of interfaces. In the traditional AV world it offers SDI output, analogue composite output, analogue audio output, headphone output and i.LINK AVC output. However in addition it offers SDI input, composite and analogue audio input, TC input and i.Link AVC input. While for a smooth integration into an IT world it proposes input and output for both Ethernet 100Bt and i.Link (File Access Mode) in order to browse and use XDCAM files directly on your PC.

3.5 inch Type Colour LCD Screen

The integrated 3.5-inch screen allows users to view recordings and edit Professional Disc EDLs anytime, anywhere without the need for an external video monitor.

AC/DC battery -powered operation

The PDW-R1 can be AC or DC battery powered. A feature that proves convenient in the field.

Long Playback Time

MPEG IMX at 30 Mb/s: 68 min., 40 Mb/s: 55 min., 50 Mb/s: 45 min., DVCAM: 85 min.

Metadata Recording

Ability to write EDL data (Clip List) back onto disc, Compact, lightweight design

Allows Transfer Speeds

1.25x for MPEG IMX (at 50 Mb/s) and 2.5x for DVCAM streams equipped with one optical head via its i.LINK (file access mode) interface

Network Connectivity

100 Base TX

Search Speed in Colour

JOG: -2 to 2 times normal speed, Shuttle: +-20 times normal speed i.LINK (DV stream) output from MPEG IMX playback

Other Features

Thumbnail Search Operation Scene Selection Operation Proxy AV Data Recording Ability to write EDL back onto disc Metadata recording: UMID, Extended UMID, Essence Marks Built-in Audio Speaker