Features

Instead of relegating content management functions to the post-production phase—where every clip has to be sorted out—V-Station HD puts management right at the beginning of the shoot. Plus, as footage is shot, your project's database is automatically updated with each new scene, shot, and take of the production. You can easily switch between your various projects—without losing continuity. Then return back to the previous project to add more footage, if necessary. This makes it perfect for use in a variety of applications that require many sessions or episodes be recorded and managed. V-Station HD handles all the organizational details for you.

When using the V-Station HD Studio's Multi-View module, all clips that are synchronized to the event will be instantly cued to their respective frame positions to view the image at a specific point in time of all angles. This metadata is kept with the project and each recorded clip for later reference event when transferred to your NLE.

V-Station HD Studio4 and Studio8 systems provide up to 5 or 9 multiple live streams and can be set for various resolutions, frame rates, and video bit rates.

When AutoProducer is on, your program out feed can have transitions between camera angles or graphics from the picture store.

When AutoProducer is on, your Program Out feed can be switched to any of 8 user supplied graphics. These can be titles, pictures, color bars, and backgrounds. (

As each incoming video source is recorded onto its separate "track", with a common clock, video clips can be synchronized by time from any video project created on a V-Station HD system. This enables you to view the scene or subject in various angles, or repeated re-takes of the event to analyze and note important information frame-by-frame.

With a click of a button, you prepare the project for transfer and then import into your editing software the bins, scenes, markers, sequences all automatically prepared for you—ready to start polishing your project. This saves you hours of time in organizing, synchronizing clips, and creating sequences. In fact, if you create your line-cuts as you shoot on the V-Station HD, you'll just have to use your editing software for titles, transitions and effects.

Video sources can be from ISO HD cameras having HD-SDI or DSLRs and low cost consumer HD cameras having HDMI output, depending on the system ordered. One configuration can make it ideal for community television with built-in B-roll and titling to create multi-camera productions. Another configuration can make it ideal for church productions and meeting/lecture presentation productions with 3 cameras and built-in PowerPoint output for an external projector. Because the system was designed to provide you with optimal flexibility, multi-tasking is easy with V-Station HD. For example, you can record on one screen, playback and edit on another. V-Station HD Studio4 also supports a HDMI output to route live or replays—plus a B-Roll of videos/titles—to a 3rd monitor.