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Old August 17th, 2009, 03:23 PM   #1
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Memory card recorder for the Z1

I'm looking at a second hand Z1 but I'd like to add an SD card recorder to it. Is this possible without an HD-SDI output? Is there one that hangs of the Firewire port or anything else?
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Old August 17th, 2009, 06:23 PM   #2
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I'm looking at a second hand Z1 but I'd like to add an SD card recorder to it. Is this possible without an HD-SDI output? Is there one that hangs of the Firewire port or anything else?
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The Sony MRC1K, which records to Compact Flash media.
Sony | HVR-MRC1 Memory Recording Unit | HVR-MRC1K | B&H Photo
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Mod note: I have split these posts off from the "Z1 discontinued" thread where they originally were posted.
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Old August 31st, 2009, 02:48 AM   #4
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I think you'll find the Firestore and Edirol units do the same. I've consider taking thius route - especially with the Edirtol which is formatted NTFS not Fat32 but I'd prefer an interface that locks - the firewire link can easily get pulled out.
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The Sony MRC1K, which records to Compact Flash media.
Sony | HVR-MRC1 Memory Recording Unit | HVR-MRC1K | B&H Photo
I'll second this. It works off the same batteries as the Z1, it is much smaller than a Firestore & in my opinion much easier to use.

But it will ONLY do DV or HDV.

I have used my MRC1 mostly w/ my Z7U, but I have also used it w/ a Z1 & a HVX (in DV mode).
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Old September 11th, 2009, 10:33 AM   #6
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Hi, you said that just works in dv and hdv so i didn't get what's missing in a z1 recording mode...
I'm also interested to buy it for my hdv shotsAny issues?Which memory cards(in gb) do u recomend me to buy?

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Old September 16th, 2009, 12:17 AM   #7
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Hi, you said that just works in dv and hdv so i didn't get what's missing in a z1 recording mode...
I'm also interested to buy it for my hdv shotsAny issues?Which memory cards(in gb) do u recomend me to buy?

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I compared it to a Firestore, which can do more than just DV & HDV. The Sony CompactFlash recorder can record any format the Z1 can record in. The two work beautifully together.
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