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Rent a
Sony DSR-45A DV
Cam Digital Video
Cassette Recorder
Los
Angeles Area, San Francisco Area, San Diego Area, Fresno
Area, Las Vegas, |
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Sony DSR-45A DVCAM Compact Desktop
Recorder VCR, NTSC, with RS-422 Control,
Larger LCD Monitor and i.Link/FireWire
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Order,
email or
Call 503-477-8972
Description
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DSR-45 DVCAM VTR provides a wide range of video
professionals with superior image and sound quality,
and all of the key features looked for and desired
from an economical yet full-featured digital video
recorder. The DSR-45 has such enhancements as DVCAM
and DV format recording capability and component video
input and output. Other key features include a 2 inch
LCD monitor for viewing content, audio levels, tape
information and user menu selection, time code insert
and I/O, 4 channel audio control, 4-pin i.LINK IEEE
1394 DV I/O connection, RS-422A, RS-232C and Control S
remote control interfaces. This front-loading VTR
accepts both standard and mini size cassettes, and its
half-rack design allows the DSR-45 to be easily
integrated into existing linear and non-linear editing
systems. The DSR-45 is also an ideal VTR for those
looking to move from analog based formats to a
professional grade digital format with a simple yet
robust migration path. |
Features
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DVCAM
Format and DV Format (SP Mode Only) Capability |
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Long
Duration Recording Capability |
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Compact Half-rack Unit Size |
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Built-in 2 inch LCD Screen for Viewing Video Playback,
Audio Levels and Menu Selection |
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Standard and MiniDV Cassette Size Compatible |
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4-pin
i.LINK IEEE-1394 DV I/O Interface |
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Analog Component Video IN/OUT |
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4-Channel Separate Audio IN/OUT |
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Tape
Counter Display |
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Time
Code IN/OUT |
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Time
Code / User Bit Preset (for DVCAM Mode only) |
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Time
Code Recording via DV IN |
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RS-422A Interface for Feeder Operation |
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RS-232C Interface |
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Color
Bar Generation |
Specifications
| Power
Source |
AC:100-240 V AC50/60 Hz |
| Power
Consumption |
Approx.
AC: 22W |
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Dimensions |
212 x 98
x 392.8 mm (WxHxD))
8.35 x 3.96 x 15.5" (WxHxD) |
| Weight |
4.6 kg
10.12 lb |
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Television System |
EIA
Standards, NTSC color |
| Video
Recording System |
DVCAM /DV |
| Audio
Track |
REC:
48kHz/16bit, 32kHz/12bit
PB: 48kHz/16bit, 32kHz/12bit, 32kHz/16bit, 44kHz/16bit |
| FF/REW
Time |
less
than 2 minutes with a PDV-184ME cassette |
| Tape
Format |
DV /DVCAM |
| Tape
Speed |
28.2
mm/s |
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Recording Time |
184
minutes with a PDV-184ME cassette |
| Input |
Component: BNC x 3 (Y, R-Y, B-Y)
Composite: BNC x 1
S-Video: Y/C (mini DIN 4-pin) x1 |
| Output |
Video
Output: BNC x 2 (Line Out x1, Monitor Out x1)
S-Video: Y/C (mini DIN 4-pin) x 1
Component: BNC x 3 (Y, R-Y, B-Y) |
| Input |
Phono
Jacks x4; Variable (-10, -2, +4) Input Level Selection |
| Output |
XLR
3-pin male x 4 (+4dBu)
RCA x 1 (Monitor Out) |
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Headphone Jack |
Stereo
Mini (Front Panel) |
| Time
Code In |
BNC x1 |
| Time
Code Out |
BNC x1 |
| i.LINK |
4-pin
IEEE 1394 DV I/O x1 |
| RS-422A |
D-sub
9-pin (Female) |
| RS-232C |
D-sub
9-pin (Male) |
| Control
S |
Stereo
Mini |
| LANC |
Stereo
Mini-mini |
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NEC
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Aspect Ratio 16:9
Colors 68.7 billion colors
Dimensions 48.1in W 29in H 3.8in D |
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Mfg. Information |
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