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1×Component (YPbPr) (BNC)
1×Component (YPbPr) (Sony 12-pin DUB)
1×Analog stereo (XLR, Stereo audio)
1×Component (YPbPr) (BNC)
1×Component (YPbPr) (Sony 12-pin DUB)
1×Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
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Description
The Sony PVW-2800 is a Betacam SP editing recorder/player from the PVW-2000 Pro series, introduced by Sony around 1991. It is the recorder companion to the PVW-2650 player and serves as the mid-range edit deck in Sony's Betacam SP lineup, positioned between the professional BVW-70/75 and the budget UVW-1800.
The PVW-2800 records exclusively on metal particle tape (Betacam SP format) but plays back both metal and oxide tapes, maintaining full compatibility with BVW-series recordings. It accepts L-size (100+ minutes) and S-size (35+ minutes) cassettes. Two longitudinal audio channels with Dolby C noise reduction provide high-quality audio.
Built-in editing facilities support insert and assemble editing with auto preview/review, audio split editing with independent in/out memories, frame-accurate trimming, and selectable pre-roll time. DMC (Dynamic Motion Control) slow-motion editing is possible when a DT-equipped VTR (such as the PVW-2650 or BVW-65/75) is used as the player. The RS-422 9-pin serial interface enables integration into professional editing systems.
The PVW-2800 features comprehensive video connectivity including component (both BNC and 12-pin DUB), composite, and S-Video inputs and outputs. An optional U-matic DUB output allows direct format transfer. The built-in TBC and timecode generator/reader make it a self-contained editing solution.