Miranda DVC100 / 120

The award-winning DVC-100/120 SD to DV interfaces offer easy upgrading of conventional, tape-based SONY and Panasonic cameras to drive-based cameras for faster conventional and on-location news production.
The interfaces offer high quality SD to DV conversion, and this allows tape-based cameras to record using a DV drive, with the DVC-100/120 interface mounted in between the drive and the camera.

By eliminating slow tape transfer, news production can be streamlined significantly. The interfaces can be used for on-location recording, editing, and file transmission, as well as for local news production, with the drive transferred to the newsroom for subsequent editing and playout.
The DVC-100 operates with SONY IMX, SX and DigiBeta cameras, and the DVC-120 operates with Panasonic and other SD cameras. The interface converts the Digital Parallel video out to DV, Composite, and SDI at the same time.

The DV signal from the DVC-100/120 includes video, audio, time code and Metadata. The interface provides built-in markers, with a Safety Zone, and Center Mark generator.