Sharp Corp. said it will put its first Blu-ray Disc recorder on sale in Japan next month. The BD-HD100 will be the third recorder on the market to support the Blu-ray Disc format, which is one of two ...

Even though change sometimes seems to be happening at light speed, it seems pretty clear that we live in evolutionary, rather than revolutionary times in our work as media producers. Not long ago, ...

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New Portable Disk-Based Recording Solution That Supports Major Cameras and DV NLE File Formats Now Available to the Broadcast and Professional Community FOCUS Enhancements Inc. (Nasdaq:FCSE), a ...

DVC (DigitalVideo Computing GmbH) will have its new Single Channel HD Disk Recorder available for demos on the NAB show floor. Firms such as Tandberg Television will feature several of DVC's disk ...

KYA(AM) Studio Engineer Carl Christiansen. Photo courtesy of Kevin Mostyn.In the radio studios of the 1950s, commercials and recorded announcements were played from 16-inch Electrical Transcriptions ...

The latest portable DV disk recorder, the FireStore FS-3, from FOCUS Enhancements Inc. supports the QuickTime format, as well as formats compatible with Avid XPress DV, Adobe Premiere and other video ...

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., best known for its Panasonic brand products, today unveiled five new models of DIGA DVD recorders. The recorders have 160 to 400 GB hard disk drives, ...

Let us introduce you to what could turn out to be the most desirable piece of consumer electronics kit launched this year - the Toshiba RD-A1 combined high-definition DVD/hard-disk recorder. This ...

Sharp Corp. will introduce into the Japanese market seven AQUOS Blu-ray Disc Recorders that reflect Sharp's persistent focus on true image quality and easy operability. The new BD-AV1 and BD-AV10 ...

Sharp Corp. will soon launch several new Blu-ray Disc recorders in Japan, part of an effort by supporters of the format to take the lead over HD DVD during the holiday shopping season. Sharp also said ...