T2 Express, Pro, and Elite iDDRs: Multiformat HD/SD Intelligent Digital Disk Recorders
Grass Valley designed the compact 3-channel (1-record/2-playback) T2 intelligent digital disk recorder (iDDR) to be flexible, cost-effective and high-performing with three levels of storage configurations ? Express, Pro and Elite. T2's advanced nonlinear production features, combined with time tested, VTR-like controls, give you the ultimate in versatility and flexibility. T2 supports a variety of SD and HD formats, and effortlessly integrates into your IT environment for exceptional picture quality and increase efficiencies.
Grass Valley, a Belden Brand, T2 iDDRs are complete and self-contained SD and HD audio/video playout centers. The front-panel transport controls have the look and feel of a traditional VTR, and its two output and one record channels support SD and HD content. The crisp, clear LCD front panel can display high-quality images and is complemented by a software application suite for managing and selecting media clips, clip editing and trimming, and playout ? including playlist creation.
Featuring extensive rear-panel audio/video connectivity, T2 iDDRs can also accept files via USB 2.0, or by data transfer over a standard Gigabit Ethernet network including Grass Valley HQ, Grass Valley HQ + Alpha (T2 Elite only), XDCAM, P2, AVCHD, MPEG- 2, ProRes 422, ProRes 4444 (T2 Elite only), TIFF and TGA files.
Further, the T2 iDDR can be controlled by video production switchers, presentation mixers and audio mixers ? to create a powerful presentation system. Every T2 iDDR has two playout channels for independent editing and previewing, or for delivering content to two different display systems simultaneously, useful for edge-blending and displaying 3D content.
T2 iDDR Express (HDD)
? RAID-0 (500 GB HDD x2)
? 1 TB data disk ? 14 hours recording
capacity (Grass Valley HQ: 150 Mb/s)
T2 iDDR Pro (HDD)
? RAID-10 (500 GB HDD x4)
? 1 TB data disk ? 14 hours recording
capacity (Grass Valley HQ: 150 Mb/s)
T2 iDDR Elite (SSD)
? RAID-0 (1 TB SSD x2)
? 2 TB data disk ? 28 hours recording
capacity (Grass Valley HQ: 150 Mb/s)