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  1. 30th Apr 2004 11:11 #1
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    It's consumer hardware... it is always outdated by the time they hit the shelves.


    Pioneer has a machine with a hard drive, and 2 DVD burners, RGB (Betacam), firewire, and maybe SDI. No tuner though, And I don't think you'll like the price..... around $4500.00 USD. I'll be buying one, if the budget at work holds out, later this summer. We have hundreds of hours of Umatic tapes and SVHS tapes to archive.
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    maybe i'm out of the loop, but what does RGB stand for?
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    https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?R#RGB
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    I'm not sure I follow. Is having RGB in and outputs rare on -RW machines?
    Why wouldn't -RW support RGB? My old Philips DVDR985 that I bought back in June, 2002 has those inputs...I think.
    Are these RGB's?
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    huh ???
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    Guess he changed his mind about posting anything
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    Originally Posted by hech54
    I'm not sure I follow. Is having RGB in and outputs rare on -RW machines?
    Why wouldn't -RW support RGB? My old Philips DVDR985 that I bought back in June, 2002 has those inputs...I think.
    Are these RGB's?
    no RGB there
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    They are RCA's (a common point of confusion)
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