The DVCPRO digital cassette tape brings an exceptionally
compact size and high reliability to wide range of
professional applications like broadcasting or program
pdoduction.
This 6.35-mm-wide metal particle digital tape — the
world's smallest and lightest — incorporates newly
developed high-output metal magnetic particles that have
made downsizing possible while delivering superb picture
and sound quality. The DVC PRO cassette tape also
boasts excellent tape transport stability and outstanding
durability. The medium DVCPRO cassette tape offers up
to 66 minutes of recording time (with AJ-P66MP),
and L-size cassette tape offers up to 184 minutes
(with AJ-5P92LP) in studio applications*.
Besides, AJ-HP126EXG can offer more than 2 hours of
recording time in High Definition. In addition this reliable
digital tape offers higher operating efficiency. These
features make the new DVC PRO cassette tape ideal for
any applications where high reliability and low operating
costs are a must.
* in 25M mode.
What are the differences between Mini DV and the DVCPRO formats?
The main distinction is that DVCPRO is for professional use, while Mini DV is a consumer digital video format. Also, while both share the same digital compression technology, the tapes differ in size: Mini DV digital camcorders use a tape 1/12th the size of a VHS tape, and DVCPRO camcorders use a slightly bigger tape.
DVCPRO camcorders do, however, have adapter packs that allow them to play back Mini DV tapes. DVCPRO camcorders also typically offer higher resolution than consumer Mini DV digital camcorders.
What is DV?
What's the difference between DV, DVCAM, and DVCPRO?
How good are the DV formats compared to other formats?
What are the DV artifacts I keep hearing about?
The DV formats tabulated table
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Four codecs for HD?
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