Sony BVW-60P
Brand
Model
BVW-60P
Type
Format family
Years
1987 –
AV system
PAL
Related
ECID
Plays
Betacam, Betacam SP
Rear
Rear
Time Code Out1×
Analog mono (
XLR)
XLR 3-pin male. 2.2Vp-p, 600Ω, balanced
Component Out 21×
Component (YPbPr) (
BNC)
3× BNC (Y/R-Y/B-Y). Y: 1.0Vp-p 75Ω sync negative, R-Y: 0.7Vp-p 75Ω, B-Y: 0.7Vp-p 75Ω
Audio Line Out CH-1/2/3/42×
Analog stereo (
XLR)
4× XLR 3-pin male (CH-1, CH-2, CH-3, CH-4). +4dBu, 600Ω balanced
Video Out 3 (Super)1×
Composite (CVBS) (
BNC)
1.0Vp-p, 75Ω, sync negative. Character superimpose on/off selectable
Front
Betacam SP format, playback only, 4-channel audio (2 AFM + 2 longitudinal with Dolby C NR), built-in TBC with digital dropout compensator, built-in LTC/VITC reader with user bits, character display/superimpose via Video Output 3, RS-422 9-pin and 36-pin parallel interfaces, component and composite outputs, color framing (4-field servo with CF ID and VISC), high-speed picture search (up to 25× forward/reverse), SC-H phase indicators, capstan override, self-diagnostics, digital hour meter, 5U rack-mountable
H × W × D
237 mm × 427 mm × 520 mm
Weight
66.139 lb30 kg <br /> / 30 kg66.139 lb <br />
Voltage
90–265V
AC frequency
50Hz, 60Hz
Power
240W
Type
Line TBC
Notes
Built-in TBC with advanced high-quality digital dropout compensator. Remotely adjustable via optional UVR-60P connected to rear 15-pin D-sub connector.
Database
Description
The Sony BVW-60P is the PAL version of the BVW-60, a Betacam SP studio player introduced by Sony in 1987. It is a playback-only deck designed as a source machine in editing suites and playback facilities.
The BVW-60P plays back both Betacam SP metal particle tapes and original oxide Betacam cassettes in both L-size (100+ minutes at PAL speed) and S-size (30 minutes) formats. Four audio channels are available: two longitudinal tracks with Dolby C noise reduction and two AFM tracks offering wider frequency response (20 Hz to 20 kHz) and greater dynamic range.
The built-in TBC with advanced digital dropout compensation provides stable broadcast-quality output directly from the deck without external processing. A built-in character generator can superimpose timecode, CTL counter, function status, and shuttle speed data via Video Output 3. The RS-422 9-pin serial interface allows integration into editing systems as a source/player deck.