The DN-500 uses a hard disk in a removable enclosure that has a USB connector on the back (cable included). With the DN500, it is now even easier to transfer your digital video to your computer. The unit ships with one enclosure with a 250GB hard drive and one empty enclosure.

Audio comes in the form of balanced stereo XLR inputs/outputs, unbalanced RCA input/outputs and a built-in audio level monitor with an earphone level dial.

Datavideo TLM-170H 17.3 Inch Desktop LED Backlit LCD Monitor Features:

• Standalone DV/HDV hard drive recorder/player
• User-replaceable 250 GB hard disk drive
• Records DV from either digital or analog inputs via component, composite S-Video or Firewire
• Records HDV from HDV input via Firewire
• Full VTR playback functionality, including seamless looping
• VTR-style buttons
• Variable-speed playback, forward and reverse
• RS-422 and RS-232 control
• GPI input
• Drag and drop file transfer to PC or Mac via Firewire or USB
• DV video saved as .dv files, HDV video saved as .m2t files
• Converts to .AVI with the push of a button
• With the included CD software, you can convert to many other formats: Quicktime, AVI Type 1 and 2, Sony ES-3 Canopus AVI Type 1 and 2, Sony DSR DU-1 DV (.dvd), Matrix RT2500 DV, Avid OMF DV, Raw DV (.dv, .dif, .dvsd)

Datavideo TLM-170H 17.3 Inch Desktop LED Backlit LCD Monitor Specifications:

• Cables & Adapters
Two 4ft (1.2m) M/M BNC cables 6ft (1.8m) 6-pin M/M DV cable 4ft (1.2m) S-Video cable 4.8ft (1.5m) stereo RCA cable 1.5ft (0.4m) Y-type USB cable 2ft (0.6m) 3-pin M/F XLR cable 2ft (0.6m) 3-pin F/F XLR cable
• Power Supply: 12V 4.2A power supply with AC cord
• One enclosure with 250GB hard drive
• One empty enclosure
• DV file conversion software (on CD, Windows only)

• Video Composite Component S-Video DV/HDV (Firewire)
• Audio Stereo RCA Stereo XLR
• Misc. RS-422 RS-232 GPI

• Video Composite Component S-Video DV/HDV (Firewire)
• Audio Stereo RCA Stereo XLR
• Misc. Blackburst

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