Tapeless Recording Media Storage Capacity Grows

Competing Formats Continue to Improve, Providing More Capacity and Faster Transfer Rates in the Same Form Factor

By Michael Grotticelli

September 25, 2007 Source: HD Studio

Tapeless acquisition systems continue to improve, providing more capacity and faster transfer rates in the same form factor.

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Comments (2)

we need to apply this same technology to telecine. I know there are already tapeless recording devices that allow for 422, and are more cost affective then renting a price deck. can someone please get this going!

Posted by Jim matlosz on Wednesday, September 26, 2007 @ 04:41 PM

You seem to overlook the most ubiquitous media today SDHC which currently operates 8GB in more devices than any mentioned and at a price that is a fraction of P-2.

SDHC is Going to 16GB this year, so look forward to HD recorders using this format.

Posted by Bob Kiger on Wednesday, September 26, 2007 @ 10:30 PM

Tapeless Recording Media Storage Capacity Grows

Competing Formats Continue to Improve, Providing More Capacity and Faster Transfer Rates in the Same Form Factor

By Michael Grotticelli

September 25, 2007 Source: HD Studio

Tapeless acquisition systems continue to improve, providing more capacity and faster transfer rates in the same form factor.

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