The Datavideo DN-60 Digital CF Card Recorder provides hours of high-definition recording without the hassle of tapes. Being shock-proof, the recorder can be used in open-air environments like construction sites, forests, etc. The built-in time-lapse feature offers high-quality microscope recording and animations, making it ideal for medical research, natural history, or architectural video recording. The CF card recorder is also suitable for news broadcasts, as the turn-around time from shoot to edit to air is shorter.
With an 8-second pre-record buffer, the recorder is useful in science research, outdoor recording or security applications for recording unexpected events. Flexible mounting options include a tripod or hot-shoe; the recorder can also be mounted onto camcorders using a Datavideo camera mounting kit.
Each CF card has a unique volume name so that multiple cards can be used for one shooting session without confusion. With 99 bins for storing clips, and up to 97 clips per bin, identifying and accessing footage on a card becomes easier. By disabling the Sync to Tape (STO) feature, you can directly record onto the card without a tape inside the camera.
The recorder is powered by an external 6.0 VDC power source or by 4 AA batteries that provide more than 2 hours of continuous recording time.
- Can be used in any PC with CF card reader, stand-alone as portable media device, or with any of the PC interface adaptors offered
- Records popular .avi, .mov, .mxf and .m2t file formats for use with most NLEs (non-linear editing suites) presently on the market
- Selectable NTFS or FAT32 file system compatibility
- Every bin appears as a folder, every clip as a file
- Secured covering for protection against harsh environment such as rain or sand
- Unique volume names, so multiple CF cards can be mounted at the same time, very useful for multi-camera shoots
- Supports Extra-II and Extreme III CF cards
- External time code record
- Time-lapse (animation) recording
- 99 Bins, independent of each other
- Automatic clip marking, up to 97 per bin
- RS232 control via the Sony 422 protocol
- Selected bin is remembered when power is interrupted
- NTSC DV-25, DVC-25, DVC Pro-50
- PAL DV-25, DVC-25, DVC Pro-50
- HDV, HD1, HD2