Recording/Playback Format (Proxy Video) MPEG-4 MPEG IMX *3 : 4 ch/24 bits/48 kHz or 8 ch/16 bits/48 kHz Recording/Playback Format (Audio) MPEG HD422: 8 ch/24 bits/48 kHz – LP mode (VBR, maximum bit rate: 18 Mbps) *2

– HQ mode (VBR, maximum bit rate: 35 Mbps) Recording/Playback Format (Video) MPEG HD422 (CBR, 50 Mbps) Power Consumption AC: 80 W, DC: 65 W, SAVEMODE (DC): 55 Wĭimensions (W x H x D) *1 210 x 132 x 396 mm (excluding protrusions)Ĩ 3/8 x 5 1/4 x 15 5/8 inches (excluding protrusions) Power Requirements AC 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz, DC 12 V The PDW-HD1500 has been designed to increase the appeal of XDCAM HD for high-end applications such as drama, documentary and natural history and for mainstream entertainment programmes that required a prestige quality look.įile-based acquisition onto Professional Disc, with thumbnail and proxy operation will also make the PDW-HD1500 ideal for networked applications where speed of production is a critical. VTR-like JOG/shuttle operation and video interfaces including HD-SDI and SD-SDI also makes the PDW-HD1500 ideal for operation in more traditional vide-based installations. With interfaces including i.LINK and Ethernet, the PDW-HD1500 can operate at the heart of small or large scale file-based networked systems. The PDW-HD1500 will record and replay XDCAM HD 50 Mb/s 4:2:2 data onto 50 GB Dual-layer Professional Disc. In 2005, XDCAM HD was launched with camcorders and decks recording high definition pictures at up to 35 Mb/s onto the same 23 GB Professional Discs.Īt IBC 2007, Sony demonstrated the latest development of products to expand of the XDCAM HD line up – the PDW-700 camcorder and the PDW-HD1500 deck.

The XDCAM production system was first introduced in 2003, offering revolutionary file-based acquisition onto optical Professional Disc.

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