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Connecting DSR-series digital VCRs
You can do the following with a system configured as
shown below.
• Do linear editing using VCR playback of materials
stored on tape.
• Copy clips from tape to the disk recorder at 4 times
normal speed.
• Do non-linear editing using materials stored on the
disk recorder.
• Record the results of the edit on tape as serial digital
video signals at 4 times normal speed.
1
1
1
2
REMOTE
DSR-85/85P (Player 2)
COMPOSITE
OUT
QSDI IN
DSR-85/85P (Recorder)
QSDI OUT
SDI IN
1
SDI OUT
R (PGM)
PLAYER 2
QSDI INPUT
R/P2
QSDI OUT R
MON IN
SDI INPUT P2
REF. VIDEO
IN
SDI OUT
In this example, both SDI and QSDI signals are
connected. The roles of the signals are as follows.
SDI signals: Used in linear editing and hybrid
editing.
QSDI signals: Used in non-linear editing and for
uploads and downloads at 4 times normal speed.
Note
When using QSDI input signals, analog video and
audio input signals should also be connected. (See the
next page.)
See the digital Betacam VCR connection
example (page 68) for connecting a
REF. VIDEO
control panel.
IN
REMOTE
2
SDI OUT
1
SDI INPUT R
QSDI INPUT P1
1
SDI OUT
1
1
QSDI OUT
DSR-85/85P (Player 1)
Chapter 3 Connections and Settings
1 75 Ω coaxial cable with
BNC connectors (option)
2 9-pin remote control
cable (option)
RECORDER
B B OUT 1
1
PLAYER 1
SDI INPUT P1
1
REF. VIDEO
IN
REMOTE
2
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