Canopus ADVC-700 User Manual download pdf (Page 11)

Chapter 1 - Introduction

2 Features of ADVC700

• Pursuit of video quality

The highly acclaimed Canopus DV Codec functions as the DV Codec chip and performs the

core work for analog/DV conversion. This allows for high quality video conversion.

• High synchronism: “Locked Audio”

The ADVC700 uses a locked audio function to digitize the audio signal by synchronizing it

precisely with the speed of the video signal. When the audio and video data are synchronized,

the analog audio input will not get out of sync with the video. Lengthy content, such as a movie,

can be converted easily.

* The locked audio function only works in analog  DV conversion. It will not function in a DV-DV connection.

• Perfect Sync technology(patent pending)

During DV  analog conversion, Perfect Sync technology (patent pending) facilitates conversion

and results in precise synchronization with the REF input signal, also eliminating any skip

holds.

• Professional specifications adapt to a variety of studio uses

Designed for quick and easy introduction to a wide range of studio systems, the ADVC700

features AV/C  RS422 conversion-driven VCR control and a full complement of reference

inputs and LTC I/O.

• EIA-compliant 19-inch rack-mount

The ADVC700, a stand-alone unit with a generic format, the IEEE1394 interface, can handily be

connected to any PC without the need for additional hardware.

In addition, the ADVC700, as a 19-inch unit, the EIA standard, can be mounted to a director’s

rack together with a VCR.

TIP

When mounting the ADVC700 on a rack:

1. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the four rubber legs from the bottom of

the unit; and

2. Attach the rack-mount bracket to the ADVC700 unit with the screws provided.

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Canopus ADVC-700 User Manual Page 11