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EAVR: XDCAM & transfer speed - January 2012
2004 - Sony PDW-1500 "1st generation" XDCAM recorder/player:
• Launched with the introduction of XDCAM SD
• Single (23Gb) Professional Disc support
• Dual Optical Head system
• DVCAM and MPEG-IMX Codec support
• SDI I/O
• RS-422 9-pin control
• i.Link AVC (Audio Video Control) and FAM (File Access Mode) support
2004 - Sony PDW-D1 "1st generation" XDCAM drive:
• Launched with the introduction of XDCAM SD
• Single-layer (23Gb) Professional Disc support
• Single Optical Head system
• DVCAM and MPEG-IMX Codec support
• i.Link AVC (Audio Video Control) and FAM (File Access Mode) support
2007 - Sony PDW-U1 "2nd generation" XDCAM drive:
• Launched with the introduction of XDCAM HD422
• Single (23Gb) and Dual-layer (50Gb) Professional Disc support
• Single Optical Head system
• DVCAM, MPEG-IMX, MPEG-HD and MPEG-HD422 Codec support
• Generic Data Storage mode
• USB-2 VFAM (Virtual File Access Mode) and SAM (Simple Access Mode) support
2007 - Sony PDW-HD1500 "2nd generation" XDCAM HD recorder/player:
• Launched with the introduction of XDCAM HD422
• Single (23Gb) and Dual-layer (50Gb) Professional Disc support
• Dual Optical Head system
• DVCAM, MPEG-IMX, MPEG-HD and MPEG-HD422 Codec support
• SD/HD-SDI I/O
• RS-422 9-pin control
• Built-in 4.3" LCD-display
• i.Link AVC (Audio Video Control) and FAM (File Access Mode) support
2011 - Sony PDW-U2 "3rd generation" XDCAM drive:
• Launched with the introduction of XDCAM Station
• Single (23Gb), Dual (50Gb), Triple (100Gb) and Quad-layer (128Gb) Professional Disc support
• Dual Channel Head system
• DVCAM, MPEG-IMX, MPEG-HD and MPEG-HD422 Codec support
• Generic Data Storage mode
• USB-3 VFAM (Virtual File Access Mode) and SAM (Simple Access Mode) support
Based on a Sony Single-layer (23Gb) Professional Disc which was full to capacity using the DVCAM file format (approx. 88 minutes) the differences in transfer speed (USB) are:
Test No.1 - Sony PDW-U1 XDCAM Drive connected via USB-2 interface
• Complete Sony Professional Disc Copy (23Gb) to PC hard-drive
• Transfer Time = 25 minutes 40 seconds
Test No. 2 - Sony PDW-U2 XDCAM Drive connected via USB-2 interface
• Complete Sony Professional Disc Copy (23Gb) to PC hard-drive
• Transfer Time = 18 minutes 13 seconds
Test No. 3 - Sony PDW-U2 XDCAM Drive connected via USB-3 interface
• Complete Sony Professional Disc Copy (23Gb) to PC hard-drive
• Transfer Time = 11 minutes 57 seconds
If you use a recorder/player with Firewire instead of USB the transfer speed is approximately 1.5x times faster than USB-2 but a little slower than USB-3.
The Sony XDcam EX with SXS media transfer speed is approx. 32Gb per 15 minutes