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(Preliminary) CineForm HDMI Record Module Feature Spec
Physical Interfaces:
HDMI A/V Input
HDMI A/V Output
USB: interface for attachment to record bay
Audio: 2x RCA input (maybe)
Headphone output - 3mm stereo mini
Dimensions: Approx 5"W x 3"D x 1.5"H
Record Format:
CineForm AVI or MOV (user selectable)
Spatial Resolution: 1280x720 or 1920x1080
Chroma: YUV 4:2:2
Precision: 10-bit
Frame Rates: 23.976p, 24p, 25p, 30p, 50p, 50i, 59.94i, 59.94p
Record Media:
Compact Flash
External laptop drive through USB interface
Approximate Record Times for 10-bit 1080p24
- 32 GB CF: ~ 40 minutes
- 160 GB 5400 rpm Laptop Drive: ~3 hours
UDF drive format
Note: Can record both to CF and through USB simultaneously for data redundancy
Record Features:
Auto-detect camera modes (?)
Two Quality Modes: “SP” and “LP”
Inverse Telecine processing
Deinterlacing
Time code recording (Spec TBD)
Image Flip (for lens adapters)
Variable-length pre-record. Keeps 5-15 seconds of video recording in advance of hitting the RECORD button.
LAN-C interface for START / STOP camera control
Record Monitoring:
HDMI pass through
Recording preview on LCD screen
Player Features:
Ordered playlist queue
HDMI A/V playout
Preview on color LCD screen
User Interface:
LCD panel similar to iPod LCD panel (touch sensitive?)
5-button context-sensitive menu interface
3 modes: SETUP, RECORD, PLAYER
Power:
Mounted battery - still TBD
Price: Sub $2000
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Requested Features under consideration:
Dual CF slots for continuous recording.
Component HD input. Comment: We're really tempted to keep the first version of the recorder as a digital-only device. But we realize older camcorders don't have HDMI. So I think we'd like to explore a small form-factor external component-to-HDMI converter with a partner.
Replace dual RCA jacks (shown) with 3mm stereo mini jack (too flimsy?) OR
Replace dual RCA jacks with BNC connectors so cords don't become unplugged
Firewire interface. Comment: Maybe. We wouldn't use FW for data, only for START/STOP control. Although the signaling is present, even Sony doesn't use the FW port on their hard disk recorder (HVR-DR60) for START/STOP control.
Belt Mount
Clips to hold HDMI and audio cables in place so they don't fall out |
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