Fast Forward to release DigiDeck digital video recorder

The DigiDeck can record up to nine hours on a single drive.

Author:: TVTechnology
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Jul 10, 2003

Fast Forward’s DigiDeck Digital Video Recorder will make its debut at this year’s IBC conference.

Based on the technology behind Fast Forward’s Recon DVR, the DigiDeck records to IDE hard drives and is available with composite and Y/C input and output, two channels of unbalanced audio, genlock, timecode I/O and RS-422. The DigiDeck can record up to nine hours on a single drive. Options include RGB out and Windows control software. It may be ordered as a single- or dual-channel system.

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