Can all 16 channels be set for D1 recording/playback. The pdf manual states,"CIF 30 FPS@352 x 240 and D1 7.5 FPS@704 x 480". Which do you use?
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Currently I'm no help. I only use 9 cameras and haven't used the recording as yet.
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Max recording at D1 res is 120fps over 16 cams. You can set each camera up independently. Set some cams at D1 and non essential cams at 2 Cif. Use motion detection recording to conserve hard drive space.
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Dear Patrick,This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps.Does this help?John
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HDMI 1.3- No. That is a feature of the step up 89 series, not 87 series. See 6189s. The caveat here is that 1.3 has become standard for a while now and Samsung's parts bin may contain all 1.3 parts by now. So the 87s MIGHT be 1.3 now, by default. Certainly would not count on it. 24p- yes, they can and do display 24 fps. HOWEVER they will only do this if the player can "force" 24 fps. The PS3 and some Panasonic bluray's can do this. Don't know about the xbox 360. In PS3, you have to change 24p setting from "automatic" to "on" in order to force it to tv. 120hz- sorta. It is listed as doing 120hz. But this is because it is wobulated, as are all single chip DLP sets (which is all of them). In reality, the DLP chip is not 1080p, it has to quickly fill in and effectively double the pixels in order to produce a 1080 image. The 120hz helps to accomplish this even faster. Also these sets are 3D capable which is the true reason they have 120hz. I say true reason because LCD's offered this higher refresh rate to help combat motion blur, or "smooth" the picture with their 4-8ms response time. DLP response time is about 15ms, IIRC. But in DLP's case that's "microseconds" not "milliseconds"- it is light years faster than any LCD panel and so 120hz is not really needed with DLP tech- motion blur was never a problem. It's used for 3D (and 24p) capability. The newer models coming in April are supposedly 240hz. Hope this helps
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Creatives website states 5.1 Channels under specs for this card. Sorry man!
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Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10 mins;027 is 15 mins. Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10... » Read More Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10 mins;027 is 15 mins. « Show Less
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With remote control, and without hard drive. And Dvr was not D1, it records with CIF only. I still wonder why they claim still it's D1. They never answered my complains about it.If it was D1 i would give it 5 stars.
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Thank you David Simon for your in depth analysis. It sucks that the Zi8 doesn't have it's standard definition also set at 60 fps for my liking since I will not be burning any footage to Blu Ray anytime soon and will be burning to DVD. Sure it's great watching 720p on a High Def TV by connecting to HDMI, but eventually the data will be sent to my hardrive for safe keeping and burning a DVD copy to play on a stand alone player is key for me. For sure though, I'll be using the 720p @ 60fps mode in the near future, ( when I get a Blu-Ray writer, or when I get a high end comp that can handle Hi Def video editing) until then SD quality for me lol. Thank you David Simon for your in depth analysis. It sucks that the Zi8 doesn't have it's standard definition also set at 60 fps for my liking since I will not be burning any footage to Blu Ray anytime soon and will be burning to DVD. Sure it's great watching 720p on a High Def TV by connecting to HDMI, but eventually the data will be sent to my hardrive for safe keeping and burning a DVD copy to play on a stand alone player is key for me. For sure though, I'll be using the 720p @ 60fps mode in the near future, ( when I get a Blu-Ray writer, or when I get a high end comp that can handle Hi... » Read More Thank you David Simon for your in depth analysis. It sucks that the Zi8 doesn't have it's standard definition also set at 60 fps for my liking since I will not be burning any footage to Blu Ray anytime soon and will be burning to DVD. Sure it's great watching 720p on a High Def TV by connecting to HDMI, but eventually the data will be sent to my hardrive for safe keeping and burning a DVD copy to play on a stand alone player is key for me. For sure though, I'll be using the 720p @ 60fps mode in the near future, ( when I get a Blu-Ray writer, or when I get a high end comp that can handle Hi Def video editing) until then SD quality for me lol. « Show Less
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You can assign what input Video One/Two/Three uses on the fly through the set-up menu. I didn't think my unit would pass HD until I figured out the input mode needed a source assigned. After assigning Video One to HD1 I was off to the races.
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If by HD you mean 720P or 1080P, then no. These are the recording resolutions: NTSC: D1(704 x 480); HD1(704 x 240); CIF (352 x 240) PAL: D1(704 x 576); HD1(704 x 288); CIF (352 x 288)
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Burning at 52x is fine with standard quality CDR-writers these days.The old days of needing a $200+ Plextor drive and burning at 1x are long-gone.
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Would you mind posting the mencoder settings that you have settled on? I have lots of content in the form of MPEG-2 files that I would like to use on my Zen.Thanks!
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I'm afraid I don't quite understand the question. I have used this to record Blu-Ray disks with no difficulty without having to modify the recording other than to choose the recording speed which I set at slow. Sorry I can't help more - but I am very pleased with this unit. No troubles of any kind as opposed to others I've had.
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Default recording seems to be at 1080h x 1440w which is a standard (1.333) ratio. However, you can easily set it to 1920x1080 or even 720p (which is produces a file size that is one quarter the size of the 1080). It really depends on what you're shooting for-- mobile screens? TV screens? Projection?We have two of these we use every Sunday, for delayed projection at other locations. We love them.
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I am using a 16 gb card and get about 4 hours of video before it starts recording over again. I would imagine a 32 gb card would give you almost 8 hours. I am recording at 1080 30fps. I haven't tried other resolutions but you should expect a bit longer record time even at higher fps.
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This is an analog camera system with 4 500TVL cameras - no HD. It's not clear in the description either but only two channels record in D1 - the rest are all lower resolution CIF. The "1080p" reference in the title probably refers to the HDMI output to the monitor. I am generally pleased with the video output of the cameras themselves, but the recorder leaves much to be desired since only two channels record in full resolution. I'd definitely skip this one.
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Huh! Figure!I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit.That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.
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So if I wanted to record a program that's longer than 2 hours (DVD length) I could record directly to the DVD at, say, Long Play mode? Or I could record to HDD at LP mode so I could burn a DVD later? It does make sense to burn at the recorded speed; thanks for the hint! Thanks for the help!