SONY PFD-50DLA XDCAM PROFESSIONAL DISC DUAL LAYER – 50GB

February 9th, 2010 | by admin |

SONY PFD-50DLA XDCAM PROFESSIONAL DISC DUAL LAYER - 50GB

High Density Recording Sonys Professional Disc recording media is a 5 inch (12cm) rewritable optical disc capable of recording in two layers up to 50GB (or up to 23.3GB on the single-layered disc). By achieving a track pitch of 0.32 m, with state-of-the-art manufacturing technology and by utilizing bluelaser technology, this type of disc media can attain high density recording more than 10 times (or 5 times on a single layer disc) that of a DVD (4.7GB) using red-laser technology. High Transfer Rate and Long Recording Times The specially designed, dust, shock and X-ray proof product is constructed to be compatible with the new dual optical head recording system, enabling a maximum writing transfer rate of 172 Mbps (using two optical heads) and 86 Mbps (using one optical head). The dual layer media will record approximately 190 min. (85 min. in the single layer disc) of SD content in DVCAM mode at 25 Mbps and 270 min. (120 min. in the single layer disc) of HD content in MPEG mode at 18 Mbps. This unique combination of extensive recording capacity and high transfer rate capability ideally positions the disc for broadcast and professional applications. High Writing Speed for Linear Editing Capabilities When used with the software upgrade for the PDW-1500 for new linear editing functions, the writing speed of the disc is increased to 2.4 times of the previous PFD23. These new editing functions allow the user to perform Assembly edits and Video Insert edits. For more information please contact a regional Sony Professional Media Sales office. High Durability and Re-write Cycles The Professional Disc provides the same features as standard optical formats, such as split-second random access and ENG/EFP-ready durability, which is a result of the fact that the optical head never touches the media. With both models of the Professional Disc media, you can expect a minimum of 1,000 read/write/erase cycles under specified operating conditions. And with an archival life of over


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