The Datavideo HDR-60 is a desktop HD/SD video recorder that records a signal from one HD/SD-SDI input to a removable 2.5-inch hard drive or SSD. After recording, connect the drive enclosure over USB 2.0 to a PC or Mac and continue working with the MPEG-2 MXF OP1A or MOV files in a non-linear editing system. Along with SDI loop-through, the HDR-60 provides…
The Datavideo HDR-60 is a desktop HD/SD video recorder that records a signal from one HD/SD-SDI input to a removable 2.5-inch hard drive or SSD. After recording, connect the drive enclosure over USB 2.0 to a PC or Mac and continue working with the MPEG-2 MXF OP1A or MOV files in a non-linear editing system. Along with SDI loop-through, the HDR-60 provides HDMI and SDI outputs, eight-channel embedded audio, timecode, and Black Burst/Tri-level genlock synchronization.

The Datavideo HDR-60 records SD and HD video from one HD/SD-SDI input to a removable 2.5-inch hard drive or SSD. Its compact desktop chassis suits studio and location production. When recording is complete, remove the drive enclosure and connect it to a computer over USB 2.0.

The HDR-60 records to a removable drive enclosure. It accepts a 2.5-inch HDD or SSD with a maximum capacity of 1 TB; a hard drive is not included. After recording, eject the enclosure and connect it by USB 2.0 to a PC or Mac for work in a non-linear editing system.
Recordings use the NTFS file system and are saved as MXF OP1A or MOV files. MPEG-2 recording profiles provide a choice of bit rates and sampling options for the project.
The HD/SD-SDI input accepts the source signal and provides an SDI loop-through output for monitoring. The recorder also has HDMI and a separate SDI output; SDI and HDMI carry embedded audio with up to eight channels.
For synchronization with studio equipment, the HDR-60 provides genlock input and loop-through for Black Burst or Tri-level, plus timecode input and output. Remote control is available over RS-232/422 and GPI.

The Datavideo HDR-60 is a professional desktop recorder with support for SD/HD-SDI and HDMI interfaces, designed for recording to 2.5" hard drives. To maximize its use in a production environment, it is essential to supplement it with compatible signal converters, preview monitors, and systems for audio and video synchronization.
Converters and Signal Distribution - Devices for converting and stabilizing the video signal before it enters the recorder or for its further distribution.
Audio and Communication - Accessories for audio track management and studio communication during recording.
Monitoring and Control - Production tools for previewing recordings and switching input sources for the recorder.
Readout devices and accessories - Compatible studio equipment to facilitate the work of presenters during filming.
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