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CitiDISK HDV - FireWire

Ready to Save Re-Capturing Time? Plug into CitiDISK HDV.
Time is money. And since you can’t spare either, use the CitiDISK HD - a highly effective tool which eliminates the time-consuming process of converting HDV/DV
footage from HDV/DV camcorder tapes into formats compatible with non-linear editing (NLE) systems.
CitiDISK HDV is powerful, lightweight, portable and, with its internal rechargeable battery, connects directly to HDV/DV camcorders. It simultaneously captures HDV/DV

footage to tape and to its miniature high-capacity hard drive directly from the camera's FireWire port into your choice of file-formats (.M2T, .MOV, .AVI, .DV and others).

When done shooting, set your camcorder to VCR mode to “QPLA” Y” the last scenes on the viewfinder, or simply plug it into your computer’s FireWire port and edit/play
directly as digitized video anytime.



Optimized For Video Professionals
With its small form-factor, high-capacity and rugged design, CitiDISK HD is ideally suited
for broadcast and video professionals in the field. Typical applications include event video,
corporate video, weddings, ceremonies and other similar events.

Camera-Controlled HDV/DV/DV50 Recording With Or Without Tape
Records HDV/DV/DV50 streams from camcorder with a push of the camera’s REC button
with tape, or with CitiDISK HDV’s REC button without tape. Since HDV cameras are
increasingly enjoying widespread popularity, CitiDISK HDV stores the MPEG2 transport
stream into the unit as a M2T file, as well as DV (DV25) and DVCPro50 (DV50) for imme
diate editing capability.

Choose Video File Format At Anytime Per NLE’s Native File Format
Stores video clips as one of DV,AVI, MOV or M2T formats in a pre-formatted FAT32 hard
drive. HDV streams are always stored in M2T format, even if other settings are selected.
“QuickPlay” Most Recently Captured Scenes, or “PlayAll” Captured Scenes
“QPLAY” most recently captured or “PlayAll” HDV/DV/DV50 streams on viewfinder when
camera is set to VCR mode. Jumping between history clips is also possible by pressing
“QPLAY” while in “FORWARD” or “BACKWARD” play mode.

Archive HDV/DV/DV50 Tape Content
Archives HDV/DV/DV50 taped streams with a press of CitiDISK HDV’s REC button when
camera is in VCR mode. Video clips are stored as one of DV,AVI, MOV or M2T formats in
a pre-formatted FAT32 hard drive.

Multiple HDV/DV/DV50 Formats And Audio Sampling Rate Detection
CitiDISK HDV automatically detects incoming MiniDV/DVCam/DVCPro (DV or DV25),
DVCPro50 or HDV stream formats and 2-ch-16bit-48Khz/2-ch-16bit-44.1Khz/4-ch-12bit-
32khz audio sampling rates, and provides record/playback in either format.

Pre-Scene Loop Recording
HDV/DV/DV50 streams are buffered in internal memory and instantly recorded to the
unit’s hard drive when the REC button is pressed or when REC command is selected. This
function helps to prevent the loss of important scenes.

Non-Stop Shooting Through Combination Of Batteries
Embedded in CitiDISK HDV is a 90-minute rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery that
automatically kicks in when 3-hour external battery power runs low. This seamless battery
power changeover ensures non-stop shooting capability without the need to shut down the
unit.

Plug ‘n Play - Instant HDV/DV Editing
CitiDISK HDV appears as an external FireWire hard drive on the PC’s or Mac’s desktop.
Video clips are immediately editable/playable with most NLE software packages.
Compact, Lightweight And Shock Resistant
CitiDISK HDV is compact, lightweight (10 ounces) and incorporates a high-capacity laptop
computer-grade hard drive (available in 80GB, 100GB or 120GB) with internal shock
absorption cushioning (all around) for maximum hard drive protection (150G non-opera
tional tested ).

Flexibility - Multiple Shooting Methods
CitiDISK HDV includes a belt clip-configured pouch to shoot from the waist with a newlydesigned
pouch pocket for multiple types of external battery packs. Optional mounting
pocket bracketed with V-Mount or Gold-Mount fits at rear end of broadcast camera
accompanies one D-Tap connector to CitiDISK HDV converting power cable.

Citação :

Exatamente, a compressão é a mesma pra fita e pro HDD. O HDD custa caro
pq é um equipamento para uso profissional, tem um sistema avançado de
proteção antichoque, além de todos os mecanismos de controle para
possibilitar sincronização com o sistema de disparo da filmadora, além
do sistema de gravação de arquivos com a compressão do HDV.

Uma opção menos cara que o hard disk firewire portátil de 60Gb da Sony poderia ser o CitiDISK HDV da Shining Technology:

http://www.shining.com/products/totalso ... idisk_hdv/


http://www.wired.com/gadgets/miscellane ... lideView=4

Um leitor de cartões P2 como o Panasonic AJ-PCD20 (interface USB 2.0 ou firewire) ou AJ-PCD35 (PCI Express) seria uma opção.



http://www.videobr.pro.br/forum/viewtop ... 984#p81984

QuickStream DV/HDV Product Literature QuickStream DV/HDV Brochure

FireWire Chameleon.


Attached
to a DV or HDV Camcorder, the all-new QuickStream DV/HDV is a portable,
lightweight, (just 10.5 ounces!) self-powered DV and HDV recorder...
capturing your clips in the format of your choice, as you shoot, one
clip created automatically for every start and stop of your camcorder's
record button... placing each clip neatly inside a special folder on
the drive. Later, attached to your computer, the QuickStream DV/HDV
transforms itself into a high-performance FireWire hard drive...
already recharging its internal battery if it senses power on your
FireWire bus. Your clips are waiting and can be transferred to your
main drives with blinding speed or edited right from the QuickStream
DV/HDV. The interface is intentionally simple and uncluttered. We
believe videographers want to look at their shots... not their
equipment.

Extensible Capabilities.



Inside
every QuickStream DV/HDV is an entire computer system... complete with
CPU, operating system, memory, and firmware, constantly analyzing and
maintaining all the functions of the device. We designed the
QuickStream DV/HDV with the ability to have its firmware updated by the
end-user. The firmware inside the QuickStream DV/HDV is part of its
operating system and defines, to a great extent, how the QuickStream
DV/HDV operates and functions. By making it upgradeable we are able to
add new features, ensure complete compatibility with existing or new DV
and HDV camcorders, and accommodate new or different file formats based
on customer demand... all without the need to send the unit back to our
facilities.





Specifications



Order number Disk CapacityData Interface Camcorder Formats Video Formats Compatible DV Camcorders Compatible HDV Camcorders Disk Format Platforms Recorded File Formats Video Editing Software Supported Multi-Attachment System Internal Battery Control Interface Power Interface Optional Power Supplies Weight Dimensions (LxWxH) Hardware accessories Limited warranty 30-Day Money Back Guarantee

80GB		120GB
1 x 6-Pin FireWire/IEEE1394/i.LINK port
HDV, MiniDV, DVCAM, DVCPRO
NTSC-HDV, PAL-HDV, NTSC-DV, PAL-DV
All DV Camcorders with a FireWire, IEEE1394, or i.Link Port
Sony HVR-Z1U, HDR-FX1, HVR-A1U, HDR-HC1, HDR-HC3; Canon XL H1, XH A1, XH G1, HV20; JVC GY-HD100U, GY-HD110, GR-HD1US
FAT-32
Mac OS 9, X (10.2 or later); Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista
HDV (.m2t), QuickTime MOV (.mov), Windows AVI2 (.avi), Raw DV (.dv), Canopus AVI2 (.avi)
Mac, PC, and Standalone Video Editing Systems and Software Supported Including: Final Cut Pro Series, Adobe Premiere Series, Final Cut Express, iMovie, QuickTime Pro, Sonic Foundry Vegas, Canopus DV Storm, Pinnacle Studio, etc.
QuickStream DV/HDV Enclosure Incorporates Industry Standard 1/4-20 Screw-Holes, Top and Bottom, Making Available a Wide Range of On-Camera and Below Camera Mounting and Attachment Options
Rechargable, Lithium-Ion Polymer; Provides 100 minutes of Non-Stop Recording Time; Rechargeable through AC Adapter Port or FireWire Interface
Power, Review, and Record Controls; Master Power Switch; Quick-Erase Button
+6 to +18V DC Input or FireWire Bus
Portable 3.5 Hour Battery Pack, QSDVBATT35, ($99); Auto Adapter/Charger ($29)
10.5 oz. (Yes, that's ounces), 298g
5 x 3 x 1 in (127 x 76 x 25.4 mm)
Hot-Shoe Accessory Adapter, 90 to 240V Universal AC Adapter, 6 pin to 4 pin FireWire Cable, 6 pin to 6 pin FireWire Cable
Your QuickStream DV/HDV comes with one-year of free telephone support and a one-year limited warranty. For more information, e-mail dv@mcetech.com, or call 800-500-0622.
If you are not completely satisfied with the QuickStream DV/HDV for whatever reason simply notify us and we will arrange for it to be picked up at your location by FedEx. Your entire purchase price, including shipping, will be cheerfully refunded.

http://www.mcetech.com/quickstreamdv-hdv/specs.html

FS-5 Portable DTE Recorder (100Gb)

Focus escreveu:FS-5 Portable DTE Recorder

Defining
a new class of DTE recording, the FS-5 Portable DTE Recorder weighs
only eight ounces, brings Direct To Edit recording technology to your
HDV or DV handheld camcorder, and enables you to add custom metadata
while you're recording.

http://www.focusinfo.com/solutions/fs-5.asp
http://www.focusinfo.com/dynassets/prod ... _72dpi.pdf

For those still using tape-based cameras, this unit is perfect for you
11/25/08

By Heath McKnight

The
FS-5 Portable HD/SD DTE Recorder once again proves that Focus
Enhancements is a leader in external, live-capture hard drives. Hook
the FS-5 to your camera, and you'll have video files that are easily
accessible and editable. Plus, there are a few more tricks up the
FS-5's sleeve, including WiFi capability to log clips on devices such
as the iPod Touch.

Hardware, Set-Up and Shooting
The
FS-5 features a backlit screen to monitor timecodes, information, etc.,
and comes with either a 60GB or 100GB hard drive; plenty of space to
record DV (AVI types 1 and 2 / 2 24p, Canopus AVI, and Matrox AVI) and
HDV (720p24, 25, 30,50, 60; 1080i50/60.m2t, MXF, and QuickTime). If
you're recording in HDV 1080i 24p, the camera uses a pulldown to
package the 24p signal into a 60i stream, so it records to the FS-5 as
1080i60. You remove the pulldown in your nonlinear editor (NLE).

According
to Focus Enhancements, editing can be done in Final Cut Pro (QuickTime
files), Avid (Media Composer, News Cutter and Xpress Pro, native MXF
files), Adobe Premiere Pro, and other programs, without any capturing,
which is fantastic. For this review, I used the latest version of Final
Cut Pro 6. Working with the FS-5 was a breeze, but it did take a little
setting up.

I hooked the FS-5 Camera Mount Cradle to a Sony
V1u (in HDV 1080i60 mode), then I connected the FS-5 into the camera,
and set the drive into the Cradle. I was ready to work. When I'd start
and stop recording on the camera, it would trigger the FS-5, which
would also start and stop recording. I recommend recording to tape in
addition to the FS-5, and consider that you're back-up/archive option.



Wireless
Using a WiFi USB stick
plugged into the FS-5, you can send data to an iPhone, iPod Touch, or
any similar devices, including timecodes, metadata and more. This is
great for script supervisors (or an assistant) needing to log the
timecodes while shooting. This is a valuable feature, and I was able to
take advantage of it during a recent shoot. Especially since I was a
"one man band." Logging footage later on is very time consuming.



With
the iPod Touch, it was easy to log the clip (name it, add a scene and
take number, etc., just like in an NLE log-and-capture/digitize
window), which was saved as metadata. In Final Cut Pro, these notes
show up without a problem. You can also use other wireless devices,
including a Mac or PC laptop or desktop. You use Safari or Internet
Explorer to get the data.

Editing
I hooked the FS-5 to my MacBook, and was able to import the video files and metadata ( XML)
onto my external FireWire drive without a problem. In Final Cut Pro 6,
editing was a cinch. With footage shot from an HDV or DV camera, it
takes much less time to transfer the footage to the drive and import
into Final Cut then if I captured from the tape. Plus, the logging
notes showed up, which told me which clips I wanted to use to edit.

Conclusion
Even
as more pro-level tapeless cameras become available and their
popularity continues to rise, the FS-5 is an incredible asset to any
production shooting with or without tape. For those still using
tape-based cameras, this unit is perfect for you.
Many production
houses and TV news stations are shooting on HD and HDV tape, but
they're also using the FireStore as their primary recording device,
with tape as a back-up. It's also great for smaller crews or one man
bands that can't easily log timecodes in the field. I recommend taking
a good look at adding the FS-5 to your production and post-production
needs. Prices at reputable resellers start at around $1,600 for the
60GB option, around $2,000 for the 100GB option. Visit http://www.focusinfo.com for more information.





https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av ... note_e.htm

http://videoediting.digitalmedianet.com/articles/viewarticle.jsp?id=589872&afterinter=true

A Shining Technology na NAB 2009.

Gravador firewire portátil CitiDISK R258 (deve ser lançado até o final do ano)

Capacidade
de armazenamento de até 250Gb, podendo ser conectado via firewire a
filmadoras de diversos fabricantes como Canon, JVC, Panasonic e Sony.

O dispositivo será oferecido em configurações utilizando o tradicional hard drive ou memória solid state.


http://www.electronista.com/articles/09 ... .recorder/

CitiDISK FlashMem

Gravação em solid state com capacidade de armazenamento de até 250Gb.

Lembram do "survivorman" Les Stroud e suas filmagens em condições adversas?


http://www.shining.com/en/index.php?opt ... iew&id=156




http://www.amulet.co.jp/products/CitiDI ... shMem.html

Deverá ser lançado também o CitiDisk CFR, uma unidade para gravação em cartões de memória Compact Flash.

http://www.pronews.jp/special/nab2009/0904271110.html
Japonês > Inglês

O nanoFlash da Convergent Design:

Entradas e saídas HD/SD-SDI e HDMI e 2 slots para cartões CF.


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