Introduction
MR-HD100 Media Recorder
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recording starts, the MR-HD100 creates a new clip and
seamlessly appends the Retro Disk session to the beginning of
the new clip.
• Retro Disk Mode
This mode insures that action at the beginning of video clip is
not missed. In Retro Disk mode, the MR-HD100 is in a state
similar to Pause, except that it is continuously recording video in
a loop of user-defined length: from 1 to 392 minutes. The length
of the loop depends on the amount of disk drive space available.
When active recording starts, the MR-HD100 creates a new clip
and seamlessly appends the Retro Disk session to the beginning
of the new clip.
• Scene Marking (Reels)
This allows categorizing video clips into pre-named folders on
the disk during a shoot.
• Snap and Timelapse Record (DV Only)
• Universal Disk Format (UDF)
a. Large disk storage capacity through use of UDF.
b. Single DV/HDV file recording times of up to 90 minutes.
c. 720p50/60 QuickTime recording time 45 minutes.
d. Automated new file creation at large file boundaries.
e. Read Capability on Windows XP and Read/Write
Capability on Mac OS 10.5 and Windows Vista
f. FAT32 optional.
• Wired or Wireless Networking
Set up and log metadata while shooting, through the MR-
HD100’s USB 2.0 interface. Mount the MR-HD100 on either
wired or wireless networks using USB 2.0 wired or wireless
(802.11b/g) network adapters provided with the MR-HD100.
In addition, this permits the asynchronous file transfer of clips
from the MR-HD100 to a NLE system or PX Media Server.