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John Benton November 14th, 2006 10:13 PM

I would LOVE this!
 
Great Idea,
look at all the new HD cameras & their ability to bypass compression.
Note even to use totally Uncompressed, but to Choose your own compression via Cineform/Sheer/DvcProHD

Serge, I have been watching yourProducts for awhile and they lok spectacular!
Unfortunately I would have to see one in action and Price also wants me to convert it into my preexisting Laptop...

I had looked into Shuttle PC's to do this with HD-SDI from my Canon XL-H1 but they dont seem to be able to take a BlackMagic/Kona card
Having a long battery would be great too.

But a Laptop solution for choosing compression would be most useful
Has anyone tried the Magma?

Thanks,
J

Serge Victorovich November 15th, 2006 04:51 AM

John, i agree with you about choosing Intraframe compression instead of
totally uncompressed solution. Sorry, but I can not imagine low cost portable solution for uncompressed 1080p...
HDV and AVCHD with highly compressed long GOP's, 8 bit 4:2:0 is a choice for consumer market.
Uncompressed 4:4:4 HD/2k/4k for Hollywood Pro's with deep pocket :).
For Indie's need an affordable tapeless cams HD/2k with codec 4:2:2 8/10 bit.
Like SI2K and CineformRAW codec. Captured RAW from CMOS and wavelet compressed 5:1.
Drawback of SI2K is external PC for encoding RAW (coming from smos camera head through GIGe).
But possible any codec implement into FPGA. Look at Elphel Cam: http://dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=63677
Regards FPGA possible not only encode,but also record straight to SSD/HDD inside camera head...

SI2K and RED cam's is a future:
1. CMOS at least 2/3"
2. Wavelet-Based RAW Compression from CMOS
3. Tapeless recording to SSD/HDD

If you already have HDV camcorder with HDSDI/HDMI/component output and want portable mobile solution for capture you have choice:
1. Cineform ProspectHD codec installed on Laptop or miniPC core 2 duo based (merom) with ExpressCard34 adapters
http://www.mobl.com/expansion/produc...ion/index.html
http://www.vydeo.com/products/EC34.html
2. MEDIATOR HD Flash DVR http://kinor.ru/products/flashdvr/

Or make smart hack like this: http://www.reel-stream.com/andromeda.php :)

John Benton November 15th, 2006 10:19 AM

Thank you Serge,
You are a wellspring of info.
I saw the Elphel camera a while back, but it actually seems more complicated getting this into your camera and compressing.

The othor links I have also followed, but I guess the Mobility is the more interesting....However, will it reallly work at all points?
Hmmm,

I have been talking to the SI guys, but I need to see what they have before I jump...Looks very promising

John

John Benton November 23rd, 2006 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Serge Victorovich
Trevor, if you want capture from JVC HD100 component out, use AJA HD10A 10-Bit Analog to Digital Converter and record to MEDIATOR HD Flash DVR


Serge,
The mediator looks great. Totally uncompressed? But then it says we can choose a codec ? and How Much is this little beast in various gb capacities?

Thanks,
J

Steven Hoffman January 8th, 2007 11:00 AM

Im curious to see how this project is coming along.

Any news?

Drew Curran January 17th, 2007 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steven Hoffman
Im curious to see how this project is coming along.

Any news?


Me too...


Andrew


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