JVC SR-HD2700: professional simultaneous Blu-ray+HDD recording with multiple input interfaces

The new recorder allows you to deliver quick Blu-ray or DVD copies right after an event, or perform a complete duplication with authoring, quickly and without the need for a PC.

JVC launches the new professional HD Blu-ray+HDD recorder, SR-HD2700, on the market. This equipment is designed for production rooms, mobile units or any other environment where it is necessary to deliver content as soon as the event ends. This new model has the capacity to record HD or SD signals or perform a sub-converted HD-SD recording; It has HD SDI, HDMI (without HDCP), HDV/DV (iLinK) inputs, as well as composite video and S-Video inputs, giving it space in any existing analog installation.

One of the new features of the new SR-HD2700 is its ability to simultaneously record to the 1TB internal hard drive and Blu-ray disc, providing redundancy and eliminating the need to copy video files to another disc after recording. .

Designed to enable producers to deliver fast copies or complete authoring duplication of Blu-ray content without the need for a PC, the SR-HD2700 also adds 4 additional recording formats for easy compatibility with Blu-ray players and Conventional DVD such as BDMV, BDAV, DVD-VR and DVD-Video.

A simple and dynamic user interface allows users to transfer video files from removable media to the internal hard drive, mount the content and finally burn the DVD or Blu-ray. Among other features included in the SR-HD2700 are also a long-duration continuous recording mode, the possibility of importing MOV and MXF files from a PC and uploading files to the network via FTP.

Multiple interfaces

With its HDMI and SDI inputs, the SR-HD2700 allows you to input signals directly from most HD cameras, recorders and production mixers. The SR-HD2700 has USB and i.Link (IEEE-1394) connection ports, an SDXC card slot, and composite and S-Video inputs to continue using analog sources.

To avoid copyright issues and possible illegal distribution of content, the SR-HD2700 can overlay text on the image while it is being recorded. You can also downconvert HD footage to SD to improve workflows and discourage unauthorized content distribution.

Also thinking about broadcast environments, operators can also use embedded time code via SDI or insert the timestamp generated with the SR-HD2700's internal clock to provide date and time information on the screen for audience control purposes and other aspects. legal or investigative. And for installation in mobile units or recording studios, it has remote control via RS-232C or LAN and can be installed in a standard rack as it optionally has the corresponding mounting accessories.

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