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Blu-ray recorder - Blue George

Blue George is a high quality HDSDI video capture device which encodes video (to H.264/AVC) and audio (to AAC or PCM) compatible with commercial Blu-ray players. The purpose of the Blue George device is to allow broadcasters and media professionals to capture directly from HDSDI sources and burn to optical disc in near-real-time. Blue George is a suitable device for many situations where speed and convenience of Blu-ray disc production outweigh the advantages of authoring the discs as part of the traditional NLE workflow. For example, compliance recording can be served by a simple disc archiving mechanism. Capture & Chunk - Blue George is built on an Intel 2nd-generation quad-core iCore5 platform and uses a Black Magic SDI Capture card to capture video and store it on the device's internal storage. Transcode - Recorded clips are transcoded faster than real-time using Intel Quick Sync video architecture and wrapped in Blu-ray compliant MPEG transport stream. As each chunk is transcoded, it is indexed according to the to the Blu-ray disc specifications and the files can be written to either Blu-ray discs or DVD. Transcoding can also be set to MP4 with AAC Audio, so that logging can be made to discs in a format more normally used by computers and on-line services, which may be more compatible with user requirements. Burn - Discs can be available just minutes after the recording has been completed by burning each chunk as a separate session to the disc. If time is not a consideration, Blue George includes a high compatibility mode that prepares the disc as recording is ongoing, but writes the entire disc as a single session after the Stop command has been issued. This is slightly slower, but allows for discs to be played on the widest range of commercial set top boxes.

Teach Yourself Recorder Book and CD and DVD Package

This complete music instruction package includes a book, CD and DVD: Read the easy-to-understand instruction book designed to get you playing right away, play along with professional backing tracks from the CD, and see an expert teacher explain and demons

AVF Nexus NXS200PB AV Shelving Platform for DVD/Blu Ray/HD Recorders - Black

AVF Group Ltd has over 30 years of experience within the Audio Visual Industry, and their quality of craftmanship, experience and attention to detail are second to none. AVF designs and manufactures innovative wall and ceiling mounting solutions for flat panel TVs, projectors and AV accessories. FEATURES: Use individually or in combination Saves space Neatly organizes Hides cables Black Specifications: Supports 15kg (33lbs)

Energy SistemTM DVD player DVB-T Tuner/Recorder Energy Combo d5 Upscaling Full HD (DVB-T, DVD, USB)

DVD player DVB-T Tuner/Recorder Combo and HDMI 1080p. Enjoy the best quality of High Definition TV. Get the maximum performance from your DVD/USB movies and from your TV with enhanced resolution up to 1080p.

Systor 1-5 Copier Disc Duplicators DVD CD M-Disc Recorder 22X Sata Support Tower with USB Connection (£40 value)

You might feel like you're making a permanent backup of your files when you copy them onto a DVD or backup to a computer hard-drive, but the truth is these devices suffer from natural decay and degradation. Current DVD technology uses organic dyes and low laser power to make marks on the data layer of a standard recordable DVD. Over time, these marks become unreadable because organic dyes degrade when exposed to minimal levels of light, heat, and humidity. This means all the data you thought was safely stored could be lost because the discs you used have an average lifespan of only about 3 to 5 years! Why would you risk your data based on an average; hundreds of discs taken into account in that average were corrupt and unreadable after only a few months. When we say write once and read forever, we mean it. Millenniata utilizes chemically stable and heat-resistant materials that are not used in any other DVD or optical disc! These materials cannot be overwritten, erased, or corrupted by natural processes. The normal laser energy employed to write DVDs or CDs cannot successfully write to the patented inorganic and synthetic materials used in the M-DISC. Data is stored on the M-DISC by physically altering the recording layer and creating permanent voids or holes. DVDs and other optical discs use organic dyes that break down over time, resulting in corrupt and unreadable data. These organic dyes are highly susceptible to temperature, humidity and even sunlight, starting to fade and decay the moment you record data. These pits are not affected by temperature, humidity and sunlight the same way dyes are, because the pits are permanent. This means when you burn data onto the M-DISC, it will last as long as you need it to. Once written, the M-DISC can be read or played on any quality DVD drive that supports the common DVD+R/RW format. Most DVD drives that were manufactured after 2005 and almost all Blu-ray or BD drives support this format.

Systor 1-1 CD DVD Copier Disc Duplicator 24X Machine Sata Recorder Tower with USB Connection (£40 value)

You might feel like you're making a permanent backup of your files when you copy them onto a DVD or backup to a computer hard-drive, but the truth is these devices suffer from natural decay and degradation. Current DVD technology uses organic dyes and low laser power to make marks on the data layer of a standard recordable DVD. Over time, these marks become unreadable because organic dyes degrade when exposed to minimal levels of light, heat, and humidity. This means all the data you thought was safely stored could be lost because the discs you used have an average lifespan of only about 3 to 5 years! Why would you risk your data based on an average; hundreds of discs taken into account in that average were corrupt and unreadable after only a few months. When we say write once and read forever, we mean it. Millenniata utilizes chemically stable and heat-resistant materials that are not used in any other DVD or optical disc! These materials cannot be overwritten, erased, or corrupted by natural processes. The normal laser energy employed to write DVDs or CDs cannot successfully write to the patented inorganic and synthetic materials used in the M-DISC. Data is stored on the M-DISC by physically altering the recording layer and creating permanent voids or holes. DVDs and other optical discs use organic dyes that break down over time, resulting in corrupt and unreadable data. These organic dyes are highly susceptible to temperature, humidity and even sunlight, starting to fade and decay the moment you record data. These pits are not affected by temperature, humidity and sunlight the same way dyes are, because the pits are permanent. This means when you burn data onto the M-DISC, it will last as long as you need it to. Once written, the M-DISC can be read or played on any quality DVD drive that supports the common DVD+R/RW format. Most DVD drives that were manufactured after 2005 and almost all Blu-ray or BD drives support this format.

Systor 1-7 Disc Duplicators Machine Multi Recorder CD DVD Sata 22X Tower with USB Connection (£40 value)

You might feel like you're making a permanent backup of your files when you copy them onto a DVD or backup to a computer hard-drive, but the truth is these devices suffer from natural decay and degradation. Current DVD technology uses organic dyes and low laser power to make marks on the data layer of a standard recordable DVD. Over time, these marks become unreadable because organic dyes degrade when exposed to minimal levels of light, heat, and humidity. This means all the data you thought was safely stored could be lost because the discs you used have an average lifespan of only about 3 to 5 years! Why would you risk your data based on an average; hundreds of discs taken into account in that average were corrupt and unreadable after only a few months. When we say write once and read forever, we mean it. Millenniata utilizes chemically stable and heat-resistant materials that are not used in any other DVD or optical disc! These materials cannot be overwritten, erased, or corrupted by natural processes. The normal laser energy employed to write DVDs or CDs cannot successfully write to the patented inorganic and synthetic materials used in the M-DISC. Data is stored on the M-DISC by physically altering the recording layer and creating permanent voids or holes. DVDs and other optical discs use organic dyes that break down over time, resulting in corrupt and unreadable data. These organic dyes are highly susceptible to temperature, humidity and even sunlight, starting to fade and decay the moment you record data. These pits are not affected by temperature, humidity and sunlight the same way dyes are, because the pits are permanent. This means when you burn data onto the M-DISC, it will last as long as you need it to. Once written, the M-DISC can be read or played on any quality DVD drive that supports the common DVD+R/RW format. Most DVD drives that were manufactured after 2005 and almost all Blu-ray or BD drives support this format.

Qmedia 19 12v Caravan TV Freeview DVD USB Recorder

Our latest power saving High Definition LED display in a top of the range modern cabinet front. Using 20% less plastic in manufacturing than models of the same size and having very low power consumption. Preserve your battery power when using in the caravan/ motor home- we have bench tested this TV running a DVD and recording on full power at only 22w (1.9 amps on 12 volt DC). If battery power preservation is important to you then the Qmedia 12 volt TV is the one to buy. Record and playback on USB. DVD player. Regulated 12v power supply.

Systor 1-1 Copier Disc Duplication DVD M-Disc 22X Multiple Recorder Support Tower with USB Connection (£40 value)

You might feel like you're making a permanent backup of your files when you copy them onto a DVD or backup to a computer hard-drive, but the truth is these devices suffer from natural decay and degradation. Current DVD technology uses organic dyes and low laser power to make marks on the data layer of a standard recordable DVD. Over time, these marks become unreadable because organic dyes degrade when exposed to minimal levels of light, heat, and humidity. This means all the data you thought was safely stored could be lost because the discs you used have an average lifespan of only about 3 to 5 years! Why would you risk your data based on an average; hundreds of discs taken into account in that average were corrupt and unreadable after only a few months. When we say write once and read forever, we mean it. Millenniata utilizes chemically stable and heat-resistant materials that are not used in any other DVD or optical disc! These materials cannot be overwritten, erased, or corrupted by natural processes. The normal laser energy employed to write DVDs or CDs cannot successfully write to the patented inorganic and synthetic materials used in the M-DISC. Data is stored on the M-DISC by physically altering the recording layer and creating permanent voids or holes. DVDs and other optical discs use organic dyes that break down over time, resulting in corrupt and unreadable data. These organic dyes are highly susceptible to temperature, humidity and even sunlight, starting to fade and decay the moment you record data. These pits are not affected by temperature, humidity and sunlight the same way dyes are, because the pits are permanent. This means when you burn data onto the M-DISC, it will last as long as you need it to. Once written, the M-DISC can be read or played on any quality DVD drive that supports the common DVD+R/RW format. Most DVD drives that were manufactured after 2005 and almost all Blu-ray or BD drives support this format.

Fostex PD204 DVD/HD Location Recorder