Video Playback while recording

[llbrunsv]

We are expanding our Sunday services to include a 2nd location in the building with preaching via video. I need suggestions for a video recorder that will allow playback while recording so the 2nd location can select their start time without interfering with the worship center service. I think this feature is called "Chase" but have no idea which pro-video recorder to go buy - currently looking at a Sony DSRDR1000A.

[tdangelo]

Telestream Pipeline hooked upbto a fast computer will do what you want.

[llbrunsv]

I'll take a look at it.

[bpalermini]

We have a 360 Systems 1200HD recorder/player and use it for exactly the same purpose that you describe. It is a pricy solution but it has been working well for just over a year at our place.

[Gracetech]

How about a DVR. Assuming you need just SD quality you can pick up an DVR that can capture video for less than a grand sometimes alot less. If you want HD it will get up to and past a grand quick especially if you want SDI hook up's.

This is the way that i usually setup multi venue/one campus setups that only want one stream. For multi campus it gets more complex.

crt

[darthgymrat]

Did anyone come up with a solution for this? The two solutions mentioned seem extremely pricey (Telestream Pipeline and 360 Systems 1200HD). I have tried to find a DVR or PVR that would support it but have come up short. Anyone have any other solutions for this?

Thanks,
Chris

[churchtech007]

We don't use this often so I can't speak to the long term reliability but the few times we have used it it's worked great.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Magnavox-M...Tuner/15080509

Pros: Allows time slip (or Chase) feature
Is a good dvd recorder and dvd player (We primarily use this a a real time dvd recorder)

Cons: Not HD
Can't use the HD record and DVD record at the same time


Hope it helps

[BrookwoodMedia]

Thanks for the info. That is much more reasonable than the other options and looks like a better choice than the 7 y.o. DVD-R we have that does not have a HDD in it.

Amazing that there isn't a full digital solution!

Chris

[churchtech007]

There are blue ray's with HD out there. The cheapest I've seen starts around $1,000 and I'm not sure it does time slip. (Chase)

[TylerJ]

[FONT='Verdana','sans-serif']I am a little late to the game here but if you are serious about playback, and you need it to work every time without fail you need a DoReMi system, we did a slightly delayed satellite room for years and the DoReMi works without fail. They are wicked expensive however but you may be able to find a used SD unit somewhere.[/font]
[FONT='Verdana','sans-serif']Go to doremilabs.com and look at the v1-uhd[/font]