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LINEUP FEATURES
Lineup Features
Digital VTRs
Master Series VTR Common Features
DSR-2000A
DSR-1800A
DSR-1600A
DSR-1500A
Since its introduction, the DVCAM format has become widely accepted in the world of video production from
industrial to broadcast markets. Recognizing the increasing demands for DV-based production in broadcast
applications, Sony has developed the DVCAM Master Series of VTRs (comprising the DSR-2000A, DSR-1800A,
DSR-1600A, and DSR-1500A models).
All Master Series VTRs are fully compatible with all DV family formats and provide professional features such
as excellent editing performance and high-quality jog audio, inherited from analog formats. Each model is
equipped with an i.LINK interface as standard. In addition, they provide SDI, SDTI (DSR-2000A and
DSR-1500A only), and AES/EBU input/output, as well as HD-SDI up-conversion output capabilities via
optional boards.
The introduction of Sony DVCAM Master Series VTRs brings professional features and interface versatility to
production environments ranging from industrial to broadcast, and for both SD and HD programming
applications.
• Superb picture quality of the DVCAM format
• Playback capability of DV (25 Mb/s) recorded tapes including
DV tapes recorded in SP mode and DVCPRO tapes*
an adaptor or menu setting changes
• Long recording time: up to 184 minutes with a standard-size
cassette and 40 minutes with a mini-size cassette
• Four-channel audio editing capability*
• Audio cross-fade function for clean audio transitions at editing
points*
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• Excellent jog audio capability
• DMC (Dynamic Motion Control) provides noiseless
slow-motion playback*
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• High-speed picture search over a range of 60 times*
speed, in both forward and reverse
• Versatile digital interfaces*
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: SDI, SDTI (QSDI), HD-SDI,
i.LINK (DV) and AES/EBU digital audio
• Extensive analog interfaces: composite, component, S-Video
and XLR audio
• RS-422A remote control interface
• Frame accurate editing capability
• ClipLink operation
• Full tape dubbing with ClipLink Log Data via SDTI (QSDI) and
DSR-2000A
Editing Recorder
• Playback capability of DV tapes recorded in LP mode
• Preread editing capability*
to perform sound-on-sound
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capability, audio mix/swap and over-dubbing of audio with no
delay between video and audio as well as A/B roll editing*
with two VTRs
• VTR-to-VTR editing without external controllers
• Wide range of digital slow speed from –1 to +1 times normal
speed
• Channel condition monitoring function
• Audio level control in both recording and playback modes
• Dial menu operation
• High-definition up-conversion output in 1080/59.94i, 1080/50i
and 720/59.94P formats using the optional DSBK-2020
• 16:9 aspect ID signal recording
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without
• Video process control for greater control of both analog and
• Built-in SMPTE/EBU time code and VITC generator/reader
• Built-in signal generator (color bars, black burst, 1 kHz tone,
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• Flexible input selection between video and audio*
• Universal powering system (AC 100 V to 240 V)
• Three-size cassette compartment to ensure compatibility with
• Closed caption function (NTSC Model only)
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normal
*1 SDTI (QSDI) and i.LINK (DV) interfaces do not support DVCPRO playback.
*2 DSR-2000A/DSR-1800A/DSR-1600A only.
*3 DSR-2000A/DSR1800A only.
*4 DSR-2000A/DSR1800A/DSR-1600A only.
*5 Optional Input/Output Boards required. Please check Feature Comparison of
*6 DSR-2000A/DSR1800A/DSR-1500A only
*7 i.LINK cannot be combined with other signal interfaces. When SDTI (QSDI) is
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RS-422A interfaces
digital outputs
silent signal)*
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DV(25Mb/s) recorded tapes
Studio VTRs (p.13) for details.
selected as the audio input, the video signal is assumed to be SDTI (QSDI).
However, when it is selected as the video input, other signal interfaces can be
selected for the audio.
• Key Inhibit and Rec Inhibit functions to prevent accidental
operation
*1 Not available through SDTI (QSDI) and i.LINK interfaces.
*2 MIX and WIPE only.
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