The SxS PRO Memory Card
The SxS PRO memory card adopted by the XDCAM EX series for
recording is an ultra-compact nonlinear medium that uses fl ash
memory, and is based on the SxS™ memory card specifi cation.
The SxS PRO memory card achieves an extremely high data
transfer speed of 800 Mb/s*, allowing users to quickly transfer
recorded footage to a compatible PC or nonlinear editing
system.
The SxS PRO memory card also achieves long record times.
Combining the moderate bit rates produced by the effi cient
MPEG-2 Long GOP compression to large-capacity SxS PRO
memory card, the XDCAM EX products record high-quality HD
images for a long recording time of 70 minutes on a single 16-GB
SxS PRO memory card. Equipped with two SxS PRO memory
card slots, the XDCAM EX products achieve up to 140 minutes of
recording using two 16-GB memory cards in the SP mode and a
minimum of up to 100 minutes in the HQ mode.
When a clip spans across two cards, the transition is seamless
without any artifacts or frame loss. The SxS PRO memory cards
can be hot-swapped while shooting without interrupting the
recording. This feature makes the XDCAM EX products ideal for
a wide variety of long form content-production applications.
Recording format
Recording bit rate SBP-32 (32 GB)
35 Mb/s
100 min.
MPEG HD
25 Mb/s
140 min.
SBP-16 (16 GB)
SBP-8 (8 GB)
50 min.
25 min.
70 min.
35 min.
Compatible with the ExpressCard™/34 standard
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Uses PCI Express interface, and achieves an extremely high
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data transfer speed of 800 Mb/s*
Storage capacity: 16 GB (SBP-16) and 8 GB (SBP-8)
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Long recording time
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Most new Macintosh
systems and PCs are equipped with
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ExpressCard slots
Compact size: approx. 3 x 1 3/8 x 7/32 inches (75 x 34 x 5 mm)
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(excluding the projecting parts) – about half the size of a
conventional PC card
Low power consumption
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Highly reliable: can resist shocks (1500 G) and vibrations (15 G)
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SxS Memory Card is also available from SanDisk Corporation
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*This data read speed is measured with benchmark software. Actual data transfer speeds vary
according to measurement conditions. Please refer to http://www.sony.net/SxS-Support/ for
information on measuring methods.
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