HDR-200 Hard Drive Recorder DISCOUNTINUED The Datavideo ...
HDR-200 Hard Drive Recorder DISCOUNTINUED The Datavideo ...
HDR-200 Hard Drive Recorder DISCOUNTINUED The Datavideo ...
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<strong>HDR</strong>-<strong>200</strong> <strong>Hard</strong> <strong>Drive</strong> <strong>Recorder</strong><strong>DISCOUNTINUED</strong><strong>The</strong> <strong>Datavideo</strong> <strong>HDR</strong>-<strong>200</strong> is a 19", rack mountable hard drive based video recorder andplayer that uses removable hard drive enclosures. It records standard and highdefinition video via SDI and component connectors, and DV and HDV via Firewireconnectors, with a convenient loop-through for monitoring. RS-232 and RS-422 remotecontrol interfaces are standard.<strong>The</strong> <strong>HDR</strong>-<strong>200</strong> provides a choice of recording formats in MPEG-2, including 1080i, 720p,576i and 480i, with a choice of IBP or intra-frame (i-frame). <strong>The</strong> recorded files arecompatible with a wide range of NLE and play-out solutions.<strong>The</strong> compact 1U 19-inch design can be easily integrated with other equipment on OBtrucks, installations or <strong>Datavideo</strong>'s Mobile Video Studio line.Once you have completed your recording, simply eject the hard drive enclosure andconnect it to a PC or Mac via USB 2.0 cable (no extra power supply required as USB2.0 provides power, perfect for laptop use in the field). You can work directly from theremovable drive or copy video files across to the NLE's video drives.CONNECTIONSVideo• Input: HD-SDI/SD-SDI, HD-YUV/SD-YUV, and HDV• Output: HD-SDI/SD-SDI, HD-YUV/SD-YUV, DV, HDV, and HDMIAudio• Input: balanced stereo mini XLR• Output: balanced stereo mini XLRVideo Recording Format• SD: 5Mbps to 15Mbps• HD: 20Mbps to 60Mbps• 4:2:0 color sampling• .M2T recording format (compatible with most NLE systems)Audio Recording Format• MPEG-1 Layer 2• Sampling rate: 48kHz• Bitrate: 384KbpsControl• GPI, RS-232, and RS-422 control interface (Sony control protocol compatible)
Power• 12V 4.2A DC operation 110/220 power supply and cord includedFEATURES• Includes 1x 2.5” 250GB hard drive installed in a removable enclosure and 1x 2.5"empty removable hard drive enclosure• Embedded audio via HD-SDI• IEEE-1394 port for connection to PC, MAC, and HDV device• <strong>Hard</strong> drive enclosure includes convenient USB 2.0 connector and SATA connection• 1U height fits standard 19” rack mount• Audio monitor functionF.A.Q.’sQ: Can we format the hard drive with a PC, or do we need to format in a <strong>HDR</strong>-<strong>200</strong>?A: We would recommend formatting the drive on the <strong>HDR</strong>-<strong>200</strong> only.Q: What is the "output channel menu" used for? What channel does it reference?A: <strong>The</strong> output channels are specifically for fire wire output. Changing the fire wirechannel will allow you to avoid conflicts with other fire wire devices.Q: How do we select a track when we record? Do we select track 1? Is there atrack 0? Do we start recording if track length is 0? If the track length is greaterthan 0, then select next track and inquire again?A: <strong>The</strong> starting track number is always 1, but you can select any empty track, 1-99.Once a track has been recorded and then subsequently stopped, you will no longer beable to add more to this track. You must then select a new track number to continuerecording.Q: How many hard drive enclosures does <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> come with? Can Ipurchase hard drive enclosures separately?A: <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> comes with two hard drive enclosures, but with only one hard drive
installed in an enclosure. You can purchase hard drive enclosures separately and thepart number is HDD25.Q: Do you recommend any certain brands or specifications on which hard driveto use with this recorder?A: Yes, we recommend the following predications for the drive: 7<strong>200</strong>rpm 8MB buffer2.5" SATA HDD. <strong>Datavideo</strong> has tested Hitachi, Western Digital, Fujitsu for use with ourDN series recorders. We do not recommend Seagate hard drives with our recorders.Q: What is the largest hard drive does <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> support?A: <strong>The</strong> largest hard drive capacity that <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> supports is 500GB.Q: What does the "video input" button on the front panel do? Does this buttonjust override the internal menu for an analog video source?A: <strong>The</strong> "video input" button on the front of the recorder sets the recorder into thefollowing recording modes: either SDI/HD-SDI or Component. <strong>The</strong> default input is HDVso the video input button must be set before recording SDI/HD-SDI sources.Q: Is the "video input" button in used when cameras are hooked up to the HD-SDI"IN"?A: <strong>The</strong> input source would need to be selected once the recorder is powered on, not perrecording.Q: In my experience, unless the files are combined into one large file there will bea 1/2 frame audio drop-out where the two different files connect with each otheron the Adobe timeline. Is there something different about the <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> so thatit would not have this same problem that other brands have?A: <strong>Datavideo</strong> DN-300, DN-400/500, <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> are FAT32 based, which has a 2GBfile limit (approx). Clips cannot be larger than 2GB; otherwise, it will result in multiplefiles per track. <strong>The</strong> Open GOP structure of a 1080 stream requires information to becontained in a truly contiguous video/audio file. Some NLE systems do not combine them2t files when imported, so this needs to be done prior to import. <strong>Datavideo</strong> provides autility (M2T_FileCombine.exe) to combine m2t files. Here is a link to the tool:http://www.datavideo.us/drivers/M2T_FileCombine.zip.Q: How can I change the setting on the recorder so that it can record in 720p?A: <strong>The</strong> <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> can only record 720p with HDV input source. This mode is notavailable with other input modes.Q: What is the difference between HDD25 and HDD2.5 SATA?A: HDD25 is the enclosure without a hard drive installed. HDD2.5 SATA is only the harddrive without the enclosure.Q: Which of the above is included with the <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong>?A: One HDD2.5 SATA (250GB) hard drive is installed in an enclosure (HDD25) and onespare HDD25 is included with the <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong>.
Q: What is the format on the recorded media in HD - MPEG-2 .mpeg or just .m2t?A: .m2t is the file format, but at various bit rates (20, 40 or 60 Mbps).Q: Does it support embedded audio?A: Yes, it supports embedded audio via HD-SDI.Q: Can the <strong>HDR</strong>-100/<strong>200</strong> record SD MPEG signals as listed in the menu?A: YesQ: Is the I-Frame setting for SD or HD signal?A: Yes, it must apply to both signal types.Q: Is I-Frame setup only for specific editing systems?A: Yes (Note: set highest bit rate (HD: 60Mbps, SD: 15Mbps) when using I-Frame onlyto get good performance.DIMENSIONSLength 9.4 inchesWidth 18.8 inchesHeight 1.6 inchesWeight 7 poundsLength 239Width 478Height 41Weight 3.5 kgACCESSORIESS12V 4.2A DC operation 110/220 power supply and cord includedAC cord 3POne enclosure with 250GB hard driveOne empty enclosureL type rack (2 pcs)M3 X 4 m/m screws (10 pcs)2.0 X 8 m/m screws (2 pcs)HD label (2 pcs)Label (4 pcs)Instruction Manual
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