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XDCAM Workflow Innovation
Sony XDCAM Series of products offer a variety of unique functions are made possible through the use of
optical discs. These functions open up stunning innovations in each area of the production
workflow, whether you use the products individually or as part of an integrated XDCAM system.
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Instant Random Access and
Thumbnail-Based Search of Material
With all XDCAM products, video and audio signals are
recorded as one clip file each time a recording is started
and stopped. During playback, cue-up to the next or
previous clips is possible by simply by pressing the 'Next' or
'Previous' button, as you would do on a CD or DVD player.
Furthermore, the thumbnails are automatically generated
for each clip as visual reference, allowing operators to
cue-up to a desired scene simply by guiding the cursor to
a thumbnail and
pressing the 'Play'
button.
Thumbnail Display on Camcorder LCD Display
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No Overwriting to Footage – For Immediate
Recording Start
By virtue of recording on optical disc media, the XDCAM
system makes each new recording on an empty area of the
disc. This is extremely useful, especially when shooting with
camcorders, as it relieves the concerns of camera operators
about accidentally recording over good takes, and
eliminates the burden of searching for the correct position to
start the next recording. In short, it means the camera is
always ready for the next shot!
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IT/Network Friendly System
In the Sony XDCAM Series of products, recordings are
made as data files in the industry-standard MXF (Material
eXchange Format) file format.
This allows material to be handled with great flexibility in
an IT-based environment – easily available for copying,
transferring, sharing, and archiving. All these operations
are accomplished without any 'digitizing' process
required. File-based data copying allows for
degradation-free dubbing of AV content, which can be
performed easily on a PC. The file-based recording
system also allows for material to be viewed directly on a
PC, simply by linking it to the XDCAM unit via an i.LINK™
connection. This works in just the same way as a PC
reads files on an external drive. The XDCAM products
come equipped with IT-friendly, computer-based
interfaces. These include an i.LINK interface supporting
DV IN/OUT and File Access Mode, Ethernet and USB
interfaces*.
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Connecting the XDCAM devices to an Ethernet network
offers users a new style of network-based operations that
can dramatically improve the efficiency of their
workflows.
*Supported interfaces vary by product.
XDCAM displayed as a removable storage device
(i.LINK (File Access Mode))
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Scene Selection
The Scene Selection function allows simple cuts-only
editing* to be performed within the camcorder or deck
itself. The results of the edits can be saved as an XDCAM
EDL (called "Clip List"), which can be written back to the
original disc to stay with the material. The disc can then
be played back according to the Clip List so that only
selected portions are played out in the desired order.
The Scene Selection function presents dramatic
improvements to conventional workflows, such as when
transferring material to a nonlinear editor and/or server,
or when searching for material and/or edit points in linear
editing systems.
When GUI-based operation is preferred, the Scene
Selection operation can be performed on a PC running
the PDZ-1 Proxy Browsing software supplied with all
XDCAM products, providing a visually familiar working
environment.
*The video and audio of a clip cannot be edited independently.
Scene Selection
on a Built-in LCD Display
Scene Selection on a
PC Running Supplied
PDZ-1 Software