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| Sony's DVD Recorder For Medical Imaging. |
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Put it to work in your imaging lab or operating roomBuilding on Sony’s proven track record in product design and innovation, Sony introduces a medical DVD recorder unlike any other – the DVO- 1000MD model designed specifically for medical videorecording. Combining user-friendly operation with highly intelligent DVORECOVERY™ and DVOFAST™ features, this recorder is the DVD authority you’ll want to put to work in your imaging lab or operating room. DVORECOVERY Feature – Built-in for reliable video recovery A built-in 80 Gig hard drive enables the DVO-1000MD model to record video simultaneously on the hard drive and on the DVD+RW disc. The DVORECOVERY feature allows you to recapture video from the hard drive in the event of unexpected power failure or if you forgot to print the images before you shut down your printer. In addition, if you need to make a referral copy, you can simply duplicate a video session from the hard drive. With the DVORECOVERY feature on your side, your video is kept safe and intact. DVOFAST Feature – Faster work speed for faster workflow To help keep the workflow moving, the recorder’s unique DVOFAST feature makes it possible to eject the DVD in less than two minutes after |
| recording, requiring no disc finalization. Compared to the industry standard
5 to 15 minute wait time, this less than two-minute turn-around is a dramatic
time saver for imaging technicians. Advanced sounds and images for medical applications Capturing images with the utmost picture clarity is an essential criteria of medical image recording. To achieve that high level image quality, the DVO-1000MD recorder employs MPEG-2 video compression, and for excellent sound reproduction, records audio signals in the Dolby® Digital Stereo format. What mode are you in? The DVO-1000MD recorder provides ample recording time – up to three hours on a single disc. Three recording modes are available, depending on the picture quality and recording duration required: * In HQ Mode, CBR (Constant Bit Rate) encoding is used DVD+RW Media Format The DVO-1000MD model adopts the DVD+RW format, which is approved by the DICOM Media |  |
 | Interchange Committee, and is an established DVD format offering re-write capability on affordable
DVD+RW media. This feature provides playback compatibility with many DVD players, including
standard consumer models. Find it fast For the ultimate convenience, the DVO recorder offers +/- 3 times playback from the front panel. Using an optional wired remote control (SVRM-100A), +/-10 times normal speed playback is available with an easy-to-use Jog/Shuttle operation. An additional +/- 30 times normal speed playback is possible when the recorder is connected to medical equipment via RS232C protocol, which Sony provides at no additional charge to software developers. Multiple playback modes make the DVO recorder ideal in a teaching application when video clips need to be viewed repeatedly. The recorder offers: Index recording allows you to set “indexes” to images of interest by pressing the pause button during recording or enable automatic indexing with pre-determined intervals. With this feature, information can be quickly accessed by title or chapter. |
| Legacy remote controls supported: The DVO recorder utilizes all remotes that were compatible with
the SVO-9500MD S-VHS medical grade recorder. SVRM-100A and FS-20 models are fully supported. Patient Data Recording: Using an optional keyboard connected to the RS232C port, patient data up to 2KB per title can be recorded on the DVD+RW disk. Speed and Reliability are Built-in The many interfaces of DVO The DVO-1000MD recorder is equipped with a wide range of interfaces including analog composite, S-Video and analog audio I/Os, and an audio monitor output. An i.LINK® (DV) input is also provided to achieve high quality digital video recording with minimal signal degradation. Speed and reliability at work Put the DVO-1000MD medical DVD recorder to work in your imaging center or operating room and discover the speed and reliability you’ve been missing in a medical DVD |  |
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