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"What frame rates can the GY-HD100
record in? |
A1 |
See the GY-HD100 recording/playback
format tables.  |
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Q2 |
What tape format does the GY-HD100
use? |
A2 |
HDV format for HDTV and DV format for SDTV. |
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Q3 |
Do you use CMOS chips in the GY-HD100? |
A3 |
No, we use three 1/3-inch CCDs, with native resolution
of 1280x720. |
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Q4 |
Does the camera have external
time code input? Can the TC or user bits be preset? |
A4 |
There is no external time code input. Time code
and user bits can be preset using the menu screen. |
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What media can be used with ProHD produsts? |
A5 |
Current ProHD models record on Mini and full size
DV (deck only). |
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Tell us about the encoder in the BR-HD50. |
A6 |
The BR-HD50 only has an encoder for
standard definition DV. MPEG data conforming to HDV
progressive can be input via the IEEE 1394 connector
and recorded. Decoders are provided for DV and HDV,
allowing signals to be played back. |
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Does the BR-HD50 have HD-SDI in and out (or as an
option?) |
A7 |
The BR-HD50 does not have an HD-SDI option. An HDMI
digital output is provided for connection to HD monitors. |
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Will the BR-HD50 record or play back HDV 1080i material? |
A8 |
No. |
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Is the CU-VH1 compatible with
the ProHD products? |
A9 |
The CU-VH1 will play tapes made with the GY-HD100
if they are recorded in an HDV compatible mode. |
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What options or solutions does
your company make available to the editor who needs
to combine archival NTSC/PAL and/or DV material with
material acquired in HDV format? |
A10 |
Combining HD and SD footage can be done by the editing
system. |
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