Globalstor Demonstrates DVD TransPro At NAB

[J.A.F._Doorhof]

Expanding its support for a broad range of digital video applications, Globalstor Data Corp. launched the DVD TransPro, the company's first DVD-Video Transfer System at NAB. Globalstor Data's DVD TransPro will be demonstrated at Globalstor's Booth #S6572 during NAB April 8-11, 2002 in Las Vegas.

DVD TransPro combines MPEG-2 encoding, direct video transfer software, and fast throughput enabling users to convert content from VHS, Beta or any other video or film format, directly to DVD-R in broadcast quality formats. Incorporating the solutions' easy-to-use remote management software, one computer can control virtually unlimited video transfer systems (limited only by IP addresses).

With NTSC and PAL compatible solutions starting at $9,000, Globalstor's DVD TransPro includes a Pentium 900 CPU with 256MB RAM running Windows 2000 Pro and wide range of encoders for direct-to-DVD transfer with support for everything from S-video component video, SDI video sources, Dolby Digital (AC3), and deck control. The solutions also include a broadcast quality IDE-based 100GB hard drive and a DVD-R drive ensuring high performance, quick project turnaround as well as the ease of use and application flexibility necessary to satisfy the video novice as well as the professional. An optional touch screen monitor can be added.

"With DVD TransPro, we're able to offer a truly economical video production tool without compromising performance or reliability," said Scott Leif, president of Globalstor Data Corp. "It seamlessly blends the creative and performance features that today's high-end users demand, without being so complex or cost-prohibitive that a mid-range corporation couldn't integrate it into their video requirements. DVD TransPro is the ideal solution for any application where it has become necessary to transfer content from deteriorating video tape on to DVD."

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