JVC introduce first Hard Drive Video Camera

Bill Ravens · September 19th, 2004, 05:45 PM

I read that the Sony FX1 uses MP@H14. The H14 spec is 4:2:0 color space. 1 part color info for 6 parts luma info. Very difficult to edit. The pixel aspect ratio is also funky, with a 2:1 stretch. What's up with that?

Chosei Funahara · September 20th, 2004, 12:15 PM

Competing for DVD Supremacy
NY Times
By KEN BELSON
Published: September 20, 2004
http://nytimes.com/2004/09/20/technology/20newcon.html?8hpib=&pagewanted=all&position=

"The rivalry between the competing coalitions - Blu-ray, led by Sony and relying heavily on Sony technology, and the HD-DVD format group using technology from its leaders, Toshiba and NEC - is turning into a fight over whether the television or the computer will dominate the living room."

Chris Taylor · April 2nd, 2006, 11:16 AM

I know this is an old thread but I had to reply anyway.

this is no where near the first HDD Camcorder - I have been using an HD based camcorder for quite a few years before this was even thought up.

Hitachi MP-EG10W - came with a 340mb PCMCIA Type III Hard Drive

I use 2GB Datapak's but not any longer unless I need the longer recording time. I have found out that if I stick an SD card inside a CD adaptor and that adaptor inside a PCMCIA adaptor I can stick that mess inside the camera and hey it works !! Solid State SD Recording of MPEG1 Video. Nice :-) Doubled my battery life and now 2gb cards are affordable at $53 !

but they might be getting less use soon as I have found the Sanyo HD1 that I am drooling over :-) Gotta save up to grab one of them.

My Hitachi's have served me very well. The only thing they really suck at is low light. Horrendous quality in low light :-(

If I get the Sanyo I plan to get creative with the hitachi's :-)

Chris Taylor
http://www.nerys.com/

September 20th, 2004, 12:15 PM	#17
Chosei Funahara Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: N.Y.C. USA / Kobe, JAPAN / Posts: 49	Blu-ray Competing for DVD Supremacy NY Times By KEN BELSON Published: September 20, 2004 http://nytimes.com/2004/09/20/technology/20newcon.html?8hpib=&pagewanted=all&position= "The rivalry between the competing coalitions - Blu-ray, led by Sony and relying heavily on Sony technology, and the HD-DVD format group using technology from its leaders, Toshiba and NEC - is turning into a fight over whether the television or the computer will dominate the living room."

April 2nd, 2006, 11:16 AM	#18
Chris Taylor Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Levittown PA Posts: 132	Not the first HDD Camcorder by any stretch I know this is an old thread but I had to reply anyway. this is no where near the first HDD Camcorder - I have been using an HD based camcorder for quite a few years before this was even thought up. Hitachi MP-EG10W - came with a 340mb PCMCIA Type III Hard Drive I use 2GB Datapak's but not any longer unless I need the longer recording time. I have found out that if I stick an SD card inside a CD adaptor and that adaptor inside a PCMCIA adaptor I can stick that mess inside the camera and hey it works !! Solid State SD Recording of MPEG1 Video. Nice :-) Doubled my battery life and now 2gb cards are affordable at $53 ! but they might be getting less use soon as I have found the Sanyo HD1 that I am drooling over :-) Gotta save up to grab one of them. My Hitachi's have served me very well. The only thing they really suck at is low light. Horrendous quality in low light :-( If I get the Sanyo I plan to get creative with the hitachi's :-) Chris Taylor http://www.nerys.com/

September 19th, 2004, 05:45 PM	#16
Bill Ravens Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: santa fe, nm Posts: 3,264 Images: 10	I read that the Sony FX1 uses MP@H14. The H14 spec is 4:2:0 color space. 1 part color info for 6 parts luma info. Very difficult to edit. The pixel aspect ratio is also funky, with a 2:1 stretch. What's up with that?