Sony DSR2000A Family Brochure (dvcam_2) - Page 10

09 LINEUP FEATURES Digital VTRs DSR-45A Recorder • Superb picture quality of the DVCAM format • Recording and playback capability of the DV format (SP mode only)*1 • Long recording time: up to 184 minutes with a standard-size cassette, 40 minutes with a mini-size cassette in DVCAM mode • Full range of analog Video IN/OUT: Component, Composite, S-Video • Four channel independent Audio IN/OUT with XLR connectors for Audio OUT • i.LINK(DV) interface for simultaneous transfer of audio, video, and command signals • RS-422A remote control interface*2 • RS-232C interface for basic control from a PC • LANC and Control S interface • Time code IN/OUT • Time code/ User bit preset • Time code IN through DV IN • Duplication function (Including the duplication of Cassette Memory data) • Compact size (half-rack size width, 2U height) • Low power consumption (22W during playback) • Built-in 2.5-inch (viewable area measured diagonally) • type (123,200 dot) color LCD monitor • Tape counter • Wireless remote controller RMT-DS5 supplied *1 When recording in DV (SP) format, the transition between cut to cut may not be smooth. In addition, when the recording format is switched between DVCAM and DV, the transition may not be recorded smoothly. *2 The DSR-45A is not equipped with the synchronization capability, therefore is recommended to be used only as a source feeder in A/B roll editing. (simulated image) DSR-11 Recorder • Superb picture quality of the DVCAM format • Recording and playback capability of the DV format (SP mode only)*1 • Long recording time: up to 184 minutes with a standard-size cassette, 40 minutes with a mini-size cassette in DVCAM mode • Recording and playback capability of NTSC signals*2 • i.LINK(DV) interface for simultaneous transfer of audio, video, and command signals • LANC and Control S interface • Time code IN through DV IN • Auto repeat function • Compact/lightweight design for both horizontal and vertical layout • Wireless remote controller RMT-DS11 supplied *1 When recording in DV (SP) format, the transition between cut to cut may not be smooth. In addition, when the recording format is switched between DVCAM and DV, the transition may not be recorded smoothly. *2 The DSR-11 is not equipped to convert signals from NTSC to PAL, or vice versa.