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Re: HD vs HD-SR (What is the difference?)
by Bob Zelin on May 8, 2008 at 5:03:28 pm

Gary -
we have countless clients here that deliver with DVCProHD, Digi Beta (SDI not HD-SDI), and even Beta to both local stations, and cable stations (like Viacom for VH-1 and CMT). So making a blanket statement that stations only want Sony SRW delivery is an incorrect statement. If my Travel Channel clients had to buy a SRW-5500, they would sooner close their doors.

Bob Zelin




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