Sony PDW-V1 XDCAM MPEG IMX DVCAM Player with XDCAM Disc 1x ,fully working ,low running hours Professional Disc Recorder

The compact, lightweight PDW-V1 Mobile Deck is ideal for field applications as well as
desktop viewing by journalists, producers, and other production staff.
An affordable solution for playing back Professional Discs, the PDW-V1 can also replay
AV and associated data fies recording via its i.LINK (File Access Mode) interface or a
standard Ethernet network connection.
It can also replay proxy AV data to serve as a cost-effective editing solution in
conjunction with the XPRI Mobile. As with other XDCAM products, the PDW-V1offers
scene selection capability that can be viewed via its colour LCD screen.
New “Non-linear” Recording Medium
Professional discs have a natural advantage since they suffer no mechanical contact
during recording or playback, making the format ideal for continuous use and re-use
(up to 10 000 times!). The Professional Disc is also highly resistant to dust, shock and
scratches, packaged in an extremely durable and dust-resistant cartridge. It is resistant
to heat, humidity and X-rays– factors that make the Professional Disc ideal for use in
harsh field environments, and also allows for long media life and long-term storage (50
Years). Finally, despite all its inherent benefits - Instant access, high speed transfer and
exceptional reliability - professional discs still cost the same price as a tape and
consequently can be perceived as a media.
Enhanced ergonomic
With all Sony XDCAM products, a thumbnail is automatically generated to represent
each recording made. As is common in non-linear editing systems, these thumbnails
allow for instant access and playback of clips. The Essence Marks used in Sony XDCAM
products are also avery useful form of metadata, and provide a most effective way of
searching for recordings via thumbnail pictures. Essence Marks can be set during the
shoot either manually or automatically.
Benefits of Proxy AV Data
Proxy AV Data is a low-resolution, MPEG-4 based version of the full-resolution MPEG
IMX/DVCA Mstream. When a recording is made (in file mode only for PDW-V1), a Proxy
AV stream that is time code synchronized with the full-resolution stream, is also
recorded automatically on the disc. This Proxy AV Data, which is smaller in size, is easier
to work with and can be transferred over common networks at much greater speeds.
Proxy AV Data is highly effective for tasks where video and sound quality are of less
concern, but content delivery speed is essential. The typical benefits of its use include
‘Remote Content Browsing’ and ‘Proxy Editing’.
IT-friendly System
In the Sony XDCAM Series of products, recordings are made as data files – one for each
video or audio clip. This allows material to be handled with great flexibility in an IT
based networked environment – and easily available for copying, transferring, sharing
and archiving to other IT-based devices. This file-based recording system also allows
material to be viewed directly on a PC linked to the XDCAM decks or camcorders via an
i.LINK (file access mode) connection – just as a PC reads files on an external drive.
Seamless Integration into Current VTR-Based Systems
In order to achieve seamless integration into current tape based systems, a great deal
of thought has been put into the development of Sony XDCAM products. A range of
conventional AV interfaces including SDI, analogue video and analogue audio output
allows easy connectivity to current equipment, including a wide variety of VTRs, linear
and non-linear editors, and audio mixers.
Features
Specifications
AC or battery powered
The PDW-V1 can be AC or battery powered, a feature that proves convenient in the
field.
3.5-inch type color LCD screen
The integrated 3.5-inch screen a allow users to view recordings and edit
Professional disc EDLs any time, anywhere without the need for an external video
monitor.
Extensive Range of Interfaces
Sony PDW-V1 comes equipped with a wide range of interfaces. In the traditional AV
world it offers SDI output, analogue composite Output, analogue audio output,
headphone output, and i.Link AVC Output.
While for a smooth integration into an IT world it proposes Input and Output for
both Ethernet 100Bt and i.Link (File Access Mode) in order to browse and use
XDCAM files directly on your PC.
Other Features
*Proxy AV data recording
*Metadata recording
*Ability to write EDL back onto disc
*Thumbnail search operation
*Scene selection operation
*Search speed: Jog -2 to +2 times normal speed /Shuttle ±35 times normal speed
*Clip audio insert
Generic Specifications
Power requirements
AC 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz, DC (with battery)
Dimensions (W x H x D)
210 x 90 x 320 mm
Signal inputs
Input is available in file mode only through
iLink (file Access Mode) or Ethernet
Analogue composite video output (BNC x1)
SDI output (BNC x1)
Signal outputs
VGA (15P) - Can be also used as RS-422 for
control (need adaptor cable)
Analogue audio output (RCA x2)
Headphone output
iLink : IEEE 1394, DV (OUT) or file access mode
(IN/OUT), 6-pin x 1
Ethernet : 100Bt (IN/OUT)
Built-in audio speaker
Built-in display
3.5-inch type color LCD monitor

comes with one used xd cam disc (EMPTY!)