Terry Nixon
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Here’s the JVC link to enable the MP4 SDHC record function on the non-SXS JVC GY-HM700U.
Also turns on support for Class 10 SDHC cards.
https://support.jvc.com/pro/firmwareupgrade/versionentry.jsp?modelId=35Terry Nixon
Texas Media Systems
terry@texasmediasystems.com
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The BR-DV3000 works fine as a DVCAM feeder. Has the RS422 port and takes fullsize cassettes. The run about $1500 new or $1200 for bstock.
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The JVC BR-DV3000U(B) works fine with as a DVCAM player or feeder into a NLE, it just won’t record DVCAM, only DV.
A bstock unit with warranty cost $1195. New in the box $1500.
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Here’s the differences on the GY-HD110 and GY-HD200 from the JVC site:
Everything the GY-HD110U has plus:
* 14-bit A/D (better highlight, shadow, & color gradations)
* New DSP (improves picture accuracy)
* Wide band analog front end (lower noise, better low light, sharper image)
* High speed Super Encoder (enables 50p/60p recording)
* New cross converter outputs 1080i from live or recorded HDV
* Image inversion (HV flip) for prime lenses
* White shading adjustment to compensate for differing lens characteristics
* Pro Anton/Bauer battery mount (basic battery & adapter not included)
* 6-pin remote control connector
* 2-year warranty (parts) 1-year (labor) -
I’d go for the GY-HD110 instead of the DSR-250.
The JVC GY-HD110 allows you to shoot in either SD DV or HDV modes compared to SD DV or DVCAM on the Sony DSR-250.
The DSR250 has been around since 2000 and will probably be discontinued when Sony’s warehouse finally runs out of stock. Its never been a good seller for us.
I used to shoot my home stuff with a DSR-PDX10, but sold it when i heard it was going to be discontinued. Took me a while to find a small Canon HDV20 to replacement. PDX10 is a great camera.
Terry