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MP-6000 DVD+RW based DVD Recorder<br />

A professional quality DVD+R/+RW recorder with RS-232 control interface. The unit incorporates a selectable<br />

compression, high performance MPEG-2 codec for realtime recording of live audio/video material from<br />

composite, analog component, DV and S-Video sources. A built-in 3D comb filter and TBC ensure the highest<br />

quality recording.<br />

Features heavy-duty metal construction, VTR-style controls with large, illuminated buttons and backlit LCD<br />

display. Its multiple I/O interface allows direct capture and playback with digital or analog sources.<br />

Features<br />

• Realtime standalone MPEG-2 player/recorder<br />

• DVD+R/+RW disc recording<br />

• Variable bit rate from 1.7 to 9.1 Mbps<br />

• DV loop-through<br />

• Built-in video processor with color correction<br />

• Audio level control<br />

• Rackmountable (3U high) Note: The rubber feet on the bottom of the MP-6000 are removed for rack mounting.<br />

You must allow cool air to flow into the bottom of the rackmount.<br />

Connections<br />

Video<br />

• Input: DV (DV camera or DV deck sources only), component, composite, and S-Video<br />

• Output: DV (loop thru only), component, composite, and S-Video<br />

Audio<br />

• Input: Unbalanced RCA and balanced stereo XLR<br />

• Output: Unbalanced RCA and balanced stereo XLR<br />

Control<br />

• RS-232 control interface<br />

Power<br />

• 12V 4.2A DC 110/220 power supply and cord included<br />

Menu Functions<br />

• Video Input<br />

• Recording Format<br />

• Color Correction<br />

• GPI Definitions<br />

• NTSC/PAL Format Selection<br />

• Recording functions


• Safe Record<br />

• One-Touch Record<br />

• Append<br />

• Erase<br />

• Disc Write Protection<br />

• Instant Content Menu Access<br />

• Selectable Index Pictures<br />

RKM-6000 rackmount accessory<br />

Recording Specifications<br />

Recording Mode Video Resolution<br />

Recording Time (on 4.7GB disc)<br />

Mode Bitrate in PAL (50Hz) in NTSC (60Hz)<br />

HQ 9.17 Mbps 720 x 576 720 x 480 60 minutes<br />

SP 5.07 Mbps 720 x 576 720 x 480 120 minutes<br />

LP 3.38 Mbps 480 x 576 480 x 480 180 minutes<br />

EP 2.54 Mbps 360 x 576 360 x 480 240 minutes<br />

ELP 1.69 Mbps 352 x 288 352 x 240 360 minutes<br />

Playback/Recording Compatibility<br />

• Plays back DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD Video, Super VCD, Video CD, Audio CD, CD-R and<br />

CD-RW<br />

• Records to DVD+R and DVD+RW<br />

Audio Format & Performance (D/A = 24-bit, A/D = 16-bit)<br />

DVD<br />

96 kHz 4 Hz - 44 kHz<br />

48 kHz 4 Hz - 22 kHz<br />

Video CD 44.1 kHz 4-20 kHz


Audio CD 44.1 kHz 4-20 kHz<br />

Finalize Times for High-Quality (HQ) DVD+R Recordings<br />

# of Tracks Time per track Total time recorded Time to finalize<br />

1 5:00 5:00 1:30<br />

10<br />

5:00 50:00 3:30<br />

1 60:00 60:00<br />

3:00<br />

Note: DV output does not function when playing back a DVD.<br />

F.A.Q’s<br />

Q: What kind of disc media is supported with the MP-6000?<br />

A: The MP-6000 uses DVD+R or DVD+RW media. It will not support dual-layer or DVD-R/DVD-RW media.<br />

Q: Does the MP-6000 have a DVD menu?<br />

A: Yes, the MP-6000 creates a thumbnail view of every clip recorded on the disc.<br />

Q: Can the MP-6000 record video from a black and white video source?<br />

A: Yes, because the MP-6000 has a built-in TBC which does not require color burst.<br />

Q: Can I connect the MP-6000 directly to my PC or Mac computer via the firewire cable?<br />

A: No, the firewire connections on the MP-6000 can only be used with a DV camera or DV deck.<br />

Q: I have all of my cables connected but I am unable to see my source video.<br />

A: Check the input setting on your MP-6000. If the correct input type is not selected, then the source video will<br />

not be detected by the recorder.<br />

Q: I am trying to start the recording process but when I press "play" and "record" at the same time<br />

nothing happens.<br />

A: Press the "play" button while holding down the "record" button. This should cause the unit to begin the<br />

recording process.<br />

Q: Can I disable the DVD menu?<br />

A: No, the DVD menu is created automatically with every burned disc.<br />

Q: Can the MP-6000 be used in extreme temperatures?<br />

A: The MP-6000 must be operated within the following temperature ranges 5 to 45 degrees Celsius (41 to 113<br />

degrees Fahrenheit)<br />

Q: Can I playback JPEG images on a CD with the MP-6000?<br />

A: No, it is not recommended. We have had reports of discs getting stuck in the drive when these types of discs<br />

are inserted into the machine.


Q: How can I be sure the finalization process has been completed?<br />

A: The on-screen display will show a progress indicator that will get to about 98% then will disappear from the<br />

screen. We recommend that you wait approximately a minute until you see a "DVD+R" icon that will appear for<br />

a couple of seconds on your monitor. The icon is an indication that the finalization process has been completed<br />

and the disc can then be ejected.<br />

Q: Does the MP-6000 accept HD?<br />

A: No, it only records standard definition.<br />

Q: Is there a way to turn off the record logo on the video output?<br />

A: You cannot turn off the record logo on the video output if it is Analog; however, the record logo does not<br />

appear on the video output if it is DV.<br />

Q: Does the MP-6000 support 16:9 recording/playback?<br />

A: The MP-6000 will accept 16:9 signals, but it will constrain the recording/playback to a 4:3 aspect ratio.<br />

Q: Does the MP-6000 menu support languages other than English?<br />

A: No, English is the only language that is supported by the MP-6000 menu.

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