Wayne Morellini |
September 20th, 2006 06:02 AM |
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Originally Posted by Jacques Mersereau
Good for storing HD footage, but there is almost nothing
that mentions its speed. When an obvious stat is left
out I worry that this drive's performance may be weak.
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Yes, the speed of the latest drives put high quality single disk HD recording in reach. These capacity increases makes low cost lossless/visually lossless HD uncompressed footage storage a reality. This is good news for the industry (but these increases normally are, just that some still doubt the practicality of recording lossless/visually lossless work flows). I am still looking into 9mb/s 720p visually lossless low quality video format, but much higher rates/storage are still required for higher quality HD, SHD, UHD video. Next year, the ability for recording and storing the 100mb/s h264 stream off the next Panasonic camera can become a convenient reality.
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