Connecting directly to a professional camcorder via bidirectional USG or eSATA adapter, the Maxell iVDR is capable of recording 10-bit, 4:2:2 master-quality video and native full-HD video.

Leveraging Maxell iVDR technology, the Field Archive Media will be demonstrated as a storage solution that connects directly through a bi-directional USB or e-sata adapter to a shoulder-mounted camcorder capable of delivering 10-bit, 4:2:2 master-quality video and native full HD video.

The “Field Archive Media” solution leveraging Maxell iVDR (information versatile disk for removable storage) technology is being demonstrated at the show as a storage solution that connects directly through a bidirectional USB or e-sata adapter to a shoulder-mounted camcorder capable of delivering 10-bit, 4:2:2 master-quality video and native full HD video.

Rich D’Ambrise, director of technology at Maxell, was super excited about this year’s show because Maxell was releasing a product that’s been two years in the making, the iVDR-Xtreme. The iVDR-Xtreme is easily portable at only 6.1oz and fits in a ...

This new Maxell media combines high-capacity storage, fast transfer rates and rugged characteristics needed by those in the professional video and broadcast environments.

Miniature 10-bit 4:2:2 file-based recorder mounts easily on digital cameras and accessories AJA Video Systems is now shipping Ki Pro Mini, the smaller, lighter version of its breakthrough portable tapeless recorder that captures to the ...

The new line of hard drives is aimed at the prosumer and professional markets and offer FireWire, eSATA and USB interfaces with speeds of up to 3Gb/s

When we discuss disk-based field recording, the grandfather of all systems is the Editcam. Co-developed some eight years ago by Ikegami and Avid, it was conceived with one goal in mind: free the editor of the most objectionable, time-consuming facet of the nonlinear editing process÷digitizing the video.