nNovia QuickCapture Studio

Model Details

A hard drive based IEEE-1394 DV studio platform that will capture, store, and playback as well as provide Analog-to-Digital conversion in a rack-mount form. QuickCapture Studio™ was created for the “digital workflow”, to streamline the convergence of video content, whether it was acquired from a digital or analog source. QuickCapture Studio is actually five devices in a single convenient 1U rack-mount case: Digital Video Recorder (DVR); Analog Recorder; Analog Player; Digital VTR; and an integrated HDD. With compelling features such as Direct-to-Disk Recording; AV SYNC (locked audio); Drop Mark while recording; Advance-to-Mark, and Advanced File Management, QuickCapture Studio is truly in a class of its own!

Features:
Five devices in single 1U rack mount design
• Digital Video Recorder
• Digital VTR
• Analog Recorder
• Analog Player
• Integrated HDD
- Records raw DV or edit ready AVI clips
- Organize content as you record
- 99 numbered BINs, each with up to 128 video clips
- Mark while recording
- Instant access to mark locations
- VTR emulation
- Locked audio support
- Long recording times: Over 13 hours of continuous recording
- Compatible with all popular DV camcorders and DV cameras
- Compatible with all PC and Apple NLE Systems and IEEE 1394 capture cards
- Analog output of NTSC color bars for reference signal
- IEEE-1394 DV Input /Output 6-pin connectors
- S-Video, BNC & RCA composite connectors
- RS-232/422: Sony, Harris Louth
- Supports backlit LCD display of video clip information
- Operates with A/C Power

Specifications:
Recording Format
• DV25 NTSC and PAL
• Audio 16-bit
32KHz/44.1KHz/48KHz
- Recording Time: Over 13 hours with built-in 180GB HDD
- Download at faster than real-time via IEEE-1394
- Push Button Control
- Backlit LCD Support
• File Number
• Time Code
• Recording Time Remaining on HDD
- Standard 1U Rack Mount
- Voltage: 6-30VDC
- Connectivity:
• IEEE-1394 6-pin
• BNC/RCA Composite
• RS-232/422
• Sony, Harris Louth protocols
• GPI
- Temperature:
• 41°F - 104°F Operating
• -40°F - 149°F Non-Op.
- Anti-Shock Resistant Buffer