Panasonic AGHVX200APS Brochure - Page 12

System Interfaces THE ADAPTABILITY TO MEET NEEDS IN TODAY'S HD AND IT ERA Compatible with Mac and Windows Nonlinear Editing With its IEEE 1394 (4-pin) and USB 2.0 interfaces, the AG-HVX200A connects directly to Mac and PC.*1 The IEEE 1394 port supports SBP2 (Serial Bus Protocol 2) and allows direct connection to a Mac, making it easy to transfer P2 files for use with FinalCutPro nonlinear editing software. When you've recorded on mini DV tape, the AG-HVX200A can stream to a conventional DVcompatible nonlinear editing system. The USB 2.0 interface lets you transfer P2 files to a Windows PC for use with a nonlinear editing system (Adobe, Avid, Grass Valley or Matrox products). These two interfaces provide you the best performance for Mac and Windows nonlinear editing systems.*2 External Recording with IEEE 1394 Streaming The IEEE 1394 interface can be used to control an external device synched with the camera's Start/Stop operation, making it easy to create backup recordings. For DVCPRO HD recording,compatible device is the AJ-HD1400. Also when used in combination with the Firestore Drive, the FS-100 or the P2 Gear, the AG-HPG10, the time for recording can be extended by virtue of the additional cards or the size of the HDD in the Firestore. Note that the Firestore can take the full 720P/24 over 60 frames signal out of the 1394 connection and record in the 24PN mode, giving you over 4.5 hours of recording time on the FS-100-160. Transferring Files to an External HDD The AG-HVX200A offers a host function. Insert a P2 card in the card slot, and data can be transferred to an external Hard Disk Drive (AC Power Supply needed) via the IEEE 1394 port. AG-HVX200A IEEE 1394 File transfer HDD (stand-alone power supply) Analog Component Signal Output The AG-HVX200A is equipped with analog component signal (Y, PB, PR) terminals for outputting 1080i, 720p and 480i (each 59.94 Hz) camera video signals. This lets you preview recorded clips on an ordinary HD/SD TV monitor. 16:9 Squeeze and Letterbox Modes The AG-HVX200A can record in SD with a 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratio. When 16:9 is selected, the AG-HVX200A can record in native 16:9 recording or can be switched to a letterboxed 4:3 image. TC Set and User File Copy with Multi-Cameras Connecting two AG-HVX200A cameras with a IEEE 1394 cable allows the second camera to synchronize with the first camera which enables time-code-matched editing with multiple cameras. This cable does not need to stay connected. The built-in SMPTE time-code generator/reader lets you select the Drop Frame/Non-Drop Frame and Free Run/Rec Run modes, preset and regenerate*. User bits are also provided. User files (with sets of camera settings) can be transferred to an SD Memory Card and shared with other cameras. This makes multiple camera set-ups fast and easy. Scene Files and Operational files are separated so that if only the "look" is desired that can be used vs, all of the camera's operational settings which would include everything from Viewfinder Display to Recording Format. * Regenerate - available in tape mode. Camera-2 User settings and Scene files Camera-1 IEEE 1394 The TC value of the camera-2 and 3 are matched to the camera-1 Camera-3 Compatibility with Nonlinear Editing Systems In developing DVCPRO and P2 products, Panasonic has been working in collaboration with a number of strategic P2 Partners. The results are products that offer maximum compatibility with existing hardware and software, including IT-based system platforms and nonlinear editors and network servers. Adobe, Apple, Avid, Grass Valley, Matrox and MainConcept have announced support of the DVCPRO HD P2 file recorded by the AG-HVX200A. Using nonlinear editing systems from these three leading companies, you can produce High Definition video from native DVCPRO HD files.*2 Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 Apple Final Cut Studio 2 Avid Liquid™ Pro Avid Xpress Pro® Avid NewsCutter® family Avid Media Composer® family EDIUS® Broadcast EDIUS® HD/EDIUS® SD/EDIUS® SP (with Broadcast Upgdare Option) *Product name is subject to change in the future. *1: The PC must have the P2 Driver installed in order to mount the P2 Cards. For editing, the PC must have P2 Compatible editing software installed. Read "Notes Regarding the Handling of P2 Files Using a PC" on the back page. * 2:For information on compatible nonlinear editing systems, visit https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ and click "Nonlinear Compatibility Information." For the operating requirements and other details of editing software, visit the website of the relevant software manufacturer. Matrox Axio HD/LE