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Re: Logging tapes on Panasonic 1200A
by Jeff Merritt on Aug 19, 2006 at 3:30:42 pm

All,

Given the fact the AJ-HD1200A and the new AJ-HD1400 are HD, the guts are virtually the same as with all other DVCPRO VTR equipment. That is the head drum, tape tension, guide paths and all other internal mechanical parts are nearly identical from machine model to machine mode.

The DVCPRO format has been around for many years now and has been engineered for the most rugged standards for editing. Of course before the large proliferation of NLE systems, tape-to-tape was the only way to go. Therefore, that put a lot of stress on the mechanical portion of the machines, and the DVCPRO has always held up well.

In short, the DVCPRO HD decks are designed for viewing, logging, ingesting and tape-to-tape editing. One of the reasons for this design is that the tape itself is smaller (1/4 inch), has less mass, and thus the tension/pressure on the heads is far less than any other full production quality format.

So--No Worries.



Jeff Merritt
Product Line Business Manager
High Definition Products
Panasonic Broadcast
323-436-3676


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