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Sony IBC offerings include new blue-laser disc products, cameras and transmitters
Sep 25, 2003 12:00 PM
Sony unveiled a series of workflow technology products and solutions
for professional broadcasters at this year's IBC2003.
The WLL-CA50 wireless receiver provides a
highly optimized transmission system, which is exceptionally robust and
stable even in normally difficult environments
In line with the growing adoption by audio and video production
professionals of IT-based architectures, the advanced workflow
solutions showcased by Sony ensure that evolving workflow solutions
match current European user requirements.
Sony introduced:
The XDCAM family of products uses Professional Disc media.
Professional Disc, based on blue-laser technology, completes an
IT-based production chain with acquisition via nonlinear media at a
cost comparable to tape. The XDCAM range of products are format neutral
with an initial choice of MPEG IMX or DVCAM codecs, while metadata
support is flexible enough to support formats such as EDL to computer
files.
The WLL-CA50 and WLL-CA55 wireless transmitters and WLL-RX55
wireless receiver provide a highly optimized transmission system, which
is exceptionally robust and stable even in normally difficult
environments.
The DSR-PD170P, a hand held three CCD DVCAM camcorder, for event,
corporate, broadcast and filmmaking scenarios.
The DXC-D50P camera features a high standard of picture quality
thanks to Power HAD EX CCDs, 12 bit A/D conversion and advanced signal
processing.
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