Edirol Releases New Media Optimizer/Converter
January 26, 2004
Bellingham, WA - Edirol has announced the release of a new video optimizer & media converter – the VMC-1 Analog to DV bi-directional converter.
The converted video streams can be corrected with real-time color adjustments without using a PC or video editing applications. Time-based errors or video delay from old VCR’s can be removed with the TBC (time base corrector) and frame synchronizer. In addition, motion adaptive 3D Y/C separation can be used to reduce color bleed as well as auto gain control (AGC) to adjust brightness and compensate for exposure problems.
Equipped with two DV (front and rear), one input and two output analog ports consisting of S-video, composition, L/R stereo combinations, the LVC-400 can be used to convert and optimize analog material into the digital domain.
Main Features:
Video Restorer & Optimizer:
Built-in Time Base Corrector (TBC) and Frame Synchronizer
4 color correction knobs in real time
Motion adaptive 3D Y/C Separation to reduce color bleed
Auto Gain Control to adjust brightness and compensate for exposure problems
High Precision DV to Analog Bi-directional Converter
High quality codec keeping video quality
Easy to use
NTSC and PAL available in a single unit
2 x DV (IEEE1394) ports on front and rear
2 x Analog output ports
Built-in audio level control and L/R separate clip/signal indicators
Main Specifications
Video processing:
Format: NTSC or PAL format (Switch is located on bottom of the unit)
Compression
DV format (1/5 compression)
DV Encoding resolution: 10 bit
DV Decoding resolution: 9 bit
Time Base Corrector
Jitter elimination generated in old analog tape running unstably
Frame Synchronizer
Gap correction in video signal sync per frame
3D Y/C separation
Precise noise reduction used in high class video device
The VMC-1 lists for $675 and will be available in March.
For more information, visit
www.edirol.com
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