editting devices
26-Jan-95 09:42:50
Sb: #2199-editting devices
Fm: Timothy Liebe 73373,3347
To: bill s black 75704,41
Bill:
>where can i get consumer data on the gold disk product"video director"?<
Just out of curiosity–you are aware the "Video Director" is pretty much a
consumer-level product, aren't you? It uses a serial port hookup to your
computer to plug into your playback deck's LANC input (providing your playback
deck *uses* LANC protocol) and uses infrared remote to control your record
deck. Its accuracy, while not bad, isn't exactly frame-accurate. Also, it
doesn't do A/B rolling–at all. Period.
I'm not saying this to be snide (I write for a consumer video magazine, after
all), but it sounds like you're looking for something a bit more accurate than
+/- 6 frames (at best) for your cuts. You might also try FutureVideo's
"V-Station Editor", which turns out a pretty impressive, and to my
rememberance, upgradeable to A/B rolling edit card for around $1,000, or
Videomedia's "Oz" series.
Hope this helps,
Tim Liebe