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Video & DVD Recorders Now from Niagara Video |
BCD Closes Business as of 1 November 2018 We will remain working until all orders are shipped. |
Niagara Video Acquires HDi-250, HDi-SDI, and DVD-1150 Order now from Niagara Video Our principal owner is retiring and we have sold the rights to our two main products: |
Relentless Refinement |
Two Models HDi: Connected & Secure HD & DVD Recording |
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HDi-250 & HDi-SDI (Commercial)
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HDi-Mil-Std & HDi-SDI-Mil-Std
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Tutorial: How to make a DVD Video Disc
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The HDi-250 records to its internal hard drive, then makes a DVD from the files you select. How Long Does It Take to Make a DVD disc? To make a DVD-Video disc, first put a blank DVD disc (+R, -R, or +RW) into the machine Recording Setup: Press the Menu key and see the Main Menu Arrow down to select the file format .VOB. Press Enter and see Click for the full article of "How to Make a DVD-Video Disc." |
Welcome to BCD Associates. We design and manufacture full-HD recorders for industrial and commercial use. Featuring rugged all-around construction and the most advanced technologies, including state-of-the-art video recording and DVD burning software, our devices out perform all other HDMI digital recorders. Designed at the outset—and continuously refined—to satisfy the demanding needs of just about every type of video capturing application in a host of different industries, these aren’t ordinary HDMI digital recorders. From scientific and educational purposes to military and government use, BCD full-HD recorders are versatile, compact, and powerful. To learn more about our devices or place an order, contact BCD Associates at 800-223-6734.
We've tried to keep the rear panel as straightforward as possible.
Rear Panel I/O
The rear section, from right to left, HDMI In/Out, Audio In/Out(RCA), Composite In/Out(BNC), and Component In/Out(BNC).
On the left is the Power connector and various computer connections, such as an HDMI rack panel. We use a COTS Industrial 4-core computer to drive the system.
Even though most of the connections are not used on the HDi rear panel, we leave them exposed because some of them stick out beyond our rear panel.
The one connector worth mentioning is the RJ-45 LAN socket for networking and TCP/IP remote control.
For military versions the USB and LAN connectors of the HDi rear panel are permanently covered by an inside panel.
[HDi-250] Video/Audio I/O is on the right panel.
Component: Y, R-Y, B-Y, Composite
Audio
HDMI