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Re: P2 cards are 100% "Media". The pure definition of Media supports that
by Graeme Nattress on Mar 28, 2005 at 8:41:14 pm

Ever see "The Stone Tape", http://www.bfi.org.uk/videocat/more/archivetv/stonetape.html where they were looking to invent new recording media. It's a great ghost story if you get the chance to see it BTW.

We're now seeing consumer cameras with little memory chips that don't have any tape and record direc to MPEG4, digital stills cameras again will record compressed video to memory, and I'm personally finding that very convenient!

Now we're looking at P2 memory to record high quality high definition video. I think it's a wonderful step forwards, but I'm concerned about the holes in the workflow - like the little hard dsc dumper that Panasonic announced has a 60GB hard drive - is tha a joke? And "media" for long term storage. I'd personally like to see a nice magneto-optical solution due to their robustness.

Graeme

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