Owner`s manual

nanoFlash FAQs
10-Apr-10 ©Convergent Design, Inc. Page 38 of 42
GPS Support
Jan 2010
Unknown
No
nanoFlash
Competitor A
Competitor B
DVD / Blu-Ray
Encoding
Yes
Not Available
Not Available
ASI Option
Yes
Not Available
Not Available
Boot Time
5 Secs
60 Secs
Unknown
LANC
Not Available
Yes
Not Available
MetaData
Future
Yes
Extensive
Operating Range
Max Altitude
98,000 feet
Unknown
Unknown
Temp Range
-30 to 70 C
Unknown
0 to 40 C
Humidity
5 to 95%
Unknown
10 to 80 %
* Adobe Premiere support requires Main Concept Plugin
*Comparison based on best available information as of 30-Oct-09
166. Any reviews I can read or view?
http://www.dv.com/article/89554
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/palmer_michael/nano_and_EX3.php
http://socialnews.toshiba.co.uk/?ReleaseID=14262
http://sportsvideo.org/main/blog/2009/11/20/inertia-unlimited-uses-nanoflash-to-make-
tape-decks-smaller-lighter-cheaper/
http://www.creativevideo.co.uk/public/cvp_videos.php?vID=61&quality=hi
167. Any known issues with the current firmware / hardware?
• Analog audio level meter not quite accurate
• 720p24/25/30 playback not supported (records correctly, however)
• HDMI Output not active in SD mode
ASI Encode/Decode
168. What is ASI?
DVB-ASI is asynchronous serial interface described by EN50083-9. It is used to
transport MPEG-2 over coaxial cable, wireless, or fiber optic at 270 Mbps (same rate as
SD-SDI). The MPEG-2 (long-GOP) data rate over ASI can be from ~5 to ~15 Mbps for
standard definition video and ~18 to ~214 Mbps for high definition video. ASI can also
carry MPEG-4 video as well.