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LTO-7 Multi Codec Archiving Recorder
LTR-200HS7
Re-defining Media Archive Workflows
A multi-format LTO-7 archiving recorder that also offers a generous 6 TB of internal storage for backup, the LTR-200HS7’s ability to support broad video codecs accommodates many archiving needs. Useful in both archiving and exchange of recorded material or programs, highlights of this full-featured LTFs-based recorder unit include HD/SD-SDI input/output, broadcast-quality codecs, and MXF (OP-1a) wrapping and unwrapping. MXF or MOV files on LTO tape can also be used with NLE systems.
- Converts SDI signals to MXF fi les*1 and records to LTO tape.
- Archives material from connected VTRs.
- Plays and provides SDI output for MXF les on LTO tape; can also export as MXF les.
- Partial Retrieval: Extract needed segments of video files on LTO tape as separate files.
- LTO Dubbing: Connect another LTR-200HS7 via Ethernet and control duplication from a computer running optional LTS-I-CP software.
- 1 MOV fi les when using Apple ProRes (with optional LTR-PRS)
Workflow
- 2 MXF file compatibility depends on settings and other devices used.
- 3 When LTR Browser or LTS-MAM is used, partial retrieval is available.
- 4 VST-200 can be used to enable MXF file splitting and metadata tagging of entire videotapes in LTR-200HS7.
LTR-NAS work flow
As material is recorded, export MXF files to a NAS device as they are created, using an optional LTR-NAS plug-in, and then back up the edited MXF files to LTO tape as needed.
- Copy MXF files to a NAS device as they are recorded.
- Check MXF playback and retrieve needed programs on a computer.
- MXF files are checked for discontinuous timecodes, and splitting information is created automatically; each split le can be tagged with metadata.
- Edit MXF files in an NLE system.
- Back up MXF fi les to LTO tape in the LTR-200HS7, using menu operations*5.
- 5 Playback and partial retrieval of video les on a NAS device is not possible from LTR-200HS7.
Codecs and formats
Broad codec and format support includes MPEG-2 and AVC-Intra as well as Avid DNxHD®, and DVCPRO. For programs and other assets, the ability to offer this broad support is an advantage in applications that demand high-quality archiving.
| Codec | HD/SD | File | Color Depth/Signal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPEG-2 HD 18/25/35 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:0 8-bit | SMPTE RDD9-2009 (SONY XDCAM HD) |
| MPEG-2 HD422 50 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 8-bit | SMPTE RDD9-2009 (SONY XDCAM HD422) |
| AVC-Intra 50 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:0 10-bit | Panasonic P2 Archive |
| AVC-Intra 100 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 10-bit | Panasonic P2 Archive |
| DVCPRO HD 100 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 8-bit | Panasonic P2 Archive |
| Avid DNxHD® 145/220 | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 8-bit | |
| Avid DNxHD® 220x | HD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 10-bit | |
| Apple ProRes 422/422 HQ | HD | MOV | 4:2:2 10-bit | Optional (LTR-PRS) |
| DVCPRO25 | SD | MXF OP1a | 4:1:1 8-bit | Optional (LTR-PD-SD) Panasonic P2 Archive |
| DVCPRO50 | SD | MXF OP1a | 4:2:2 8-bit | Optional (LTR-PD-SD) Panasonic P2 Archive |