4K Video Recorder

Datavideo Prores Uhd 4k Video Recorder (1 Ru Rackmount Model)

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Record and play back up to UHD 4K video in ProRes 422 MOV format without a computer using the ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder from Datavideo. This compact recorder fits into a 1 RU rackmount and features a bright flip-up 5" touchscreen LCD to view your video from the 12G/3G-SDI and HDMI inputs while viewing up to four inputs simultaneously. It also allows you to configure, monitor, and record video up to UHD 4K resolutions onto a separately available, removable 2.5" Samsung 860 Pro SSD in one of its two slots. It can also monitor and record balanced analog audio via its dual XLR inputs and outputs.

The HDR-90 features one 12G/3G-SDI input that can record a single source up to UHD 4K video, and it also features three additional 3G-SDI inputs that allow you to record up to four simultaneous 1080p video sources. There is also one HDMI 2.0 input to record UHD 4K and one HDMI 1.4 input to record up to 1080p video. You can output and monitor video via one 12G/3G-SDI output, one HDMI 2.0 output, and three HDMI 1.4 outputs.

The record function supports ProRes 422, Proxy, LT, and HQ sampling formats in QuickTime MOV file format, recorded to the internal 2.5" SSD formatted in exFAT drive format. The audio is recorded in up to 24-bit uncompressed PCM format with a sample rate of 48 kHz. Additional features include genlock and timecode input and output, as well as remote control via DVIP over a LAN and RS-232/422 serial communication.

Records up to UHD 4K Video in ProRes 1 RU Rackmount Model Record up to 4 Simultaneous 1080p Inputs 12G/3G-SDI & HDMI Input/Output/Monitor Record Video on 2.5" SSD in exFAT Format Play Back & Edit Recorded MOV Video Supports ProRes 422 & 422 Proxy, LT, HQ 2 x Balanced XLR Inputs & Outputs Genlock & Timecode Input/Output, 5" LCD DVIP, GPI & RS-232/422 External Control

Parameters
Video Inputs	1 x HDMI Type A 2.0 1 x HDMI Type A 1.4 1 x BNC 12G/3G-SDI 3 x BNC 3G-SDI
Video Outputs	1 x HDMI Type A 2.0 3 x HDMI Type A 1.4 1 x BNC 12G/3G-SDI
Audio Inputs	2 x 3-Pin XLR, Balanced Analog
Audio Outputs	2 x 3-Pin XLR, Balanced Analog 1 x 3.5 mm, Headphone Input
Other I/O	1 x BNC Timecode Input 1 x BNC Timecode Output 1 x BNC Genlock Input 1 x BNC Genlock Output 1 x 3.5 mm GPI Input 1 x DVIP Input/Output 1 x DB9 RS-232/422 Input 1 x USB Type-A Firmware
Video Format	2160p: 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, 60 1080p: 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, 60 1080i: 50, 59.94, 60 720p: 50, 59.94, 60
Recording Formats	ProRes 422 HQ ProRes 422 ProRes 422 LT ProRes 422 Proxy
Video File Format	QuickTime MOV
Audio File Formats Supported	Uncompressed PCM
Audio Sample Rate	48 kHz, 24-Bit
Display Size	5" / 12.7 cm LCD
Touchscreen	Yes
Multi-Channel Input	Up to 4-Channel Playback and Recording
Recording Media	2 x 2.5" SSD, 2.5" Samsung 860 Pro
Storage File Systems	exFAT
Operating Temperature	32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C
Power Supply	12 VDC, 3 A
Rackmount	1 RU
Dimensions	17.3 x 11.8 x 1.9" / 440 x 300 x 49 mm
Weight	8.8 lb / 4 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	13.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	24.9 x 19 x 8.8"

1 RU rackmount model

Up to UHD 4K recording over HDMI or SDI

Large flip-up 5" LCD touchscreen for operating and monitoring

Records compressed in 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes format in 422, LT, Proxy, and HQ

HD quad split display and 4-channel ISO recording

Waveform and vectorscope monitoring tools

Records on two separately available 2.5" Samsung 860 Pro SSDs using the two integrated drive slots

One 12G-SDI input, three 3G-SDI inputs, and one 12G-SDI output

One HDMI 2.0 input, one HDMI 1.4 input, one HDMI 2.0 output, and three HDMI 1.4 outputs

Two XLR analog audio inputs and two XLR analog audio outputs

Timecode support

DVIP (Ethernet) control, RS-232/422 serial control, and GPI control (pulse-triggered rec/stop)

Black burst and tri-level sync reference

Closed caption support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why would one use this instead of the Atomos Shogun 7, which is only $1300?

A: If you need the following additional Inputs/Outputs: 1 x BNC Timecode Input 1 x BNC Timecode Output 1 x BNC Genlock Input 1 x BNC Genlock Output 1 x 3.5 mm GPI Input 1 x DVIP Input/Output 1 x DB9 RS-232/422 Input Then the Datavideo ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder (Desktop Model) is necessary.

Q: 2. Is there a maximum hard drive size? I am using a 4tb drive but it won't go past 2tb on it? Hopefully firmware coming to support larger drives.

A: According to the manual, HDR-90 only accepts Samsung 860 Pro SSD. I can not find anything that shows a list of compatible storage sizes.

Q: 3. lens is 150 it means how much in mm, 20mm or 17mm?

A: The Zoom Q8n-4K Handy Video Recorder has a lens mm of less than 1mm.

Q: 4. If you are recording 4 inputs of video, do you have the option to turn off any inputs that are not in use to save drive space?

A: The Datavideo ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder (1 RU Rackmount Model) has 3 different input sets that can be set to record. One could select a set that has disconnected inputs to record less inputs, but the recorder will still record from inputs 1,2,3 and 4. The difference will be whether input 1 or 2 are HDMI or SDI.

Q: 5. Hi! Is the HDMI output a "clean HDMI output" with no camera control or status information obscuring the image? Thanks!

A: The Zoom Q8n-4K Handy Video Recorder will not have a clean hdmi out, but will provide the alternate of USB interface for livestreaming & data transfer. HDMI out will be utilized for playback only.

Q: 6. Is there a way that files can be copied from a mac onto this deck, and outputted @4k to a projector?

A: The DataVideo ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder (Desktop Model) features playback and recording options, both in qualities up to UHD 4K. If loaded with appropriate files types (Apple Prores), it should work fine to output a video for playback to a 4K projector.

Q: 7. Does this record on standard SSD cards/drives?

A: The Datavideo ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder (1 RU Rackmount Model) supports the following 2.5" SSD Media. Recommended Drives: Samsung 870 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 4TB Samsung 870 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 2TB Samsung 870 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 250GB Samsung 870 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 500GB Samsung 860 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 250GB Samsung 860 EVO MZ-77E Solid State Drive 500GB B&H LINK TO DRIVES https://bhpho.to/4cUhF5x

Q: 8. Does the HDR-90 have a browser based interface for remote control operation?

A: The Datavideo ProRes UHD 4K Video Recorder (1 RU Rackmount Model) can be controlled via a network.

Q: 9. Can you connect this camera to a PC for live streaming?

A: Yes, you can connect the Zoom Q8n-4K to your computer via the USB. The camera will recognize it as a web cam and you can use it to stream to various different platforms.

Q: 10. Hi. Is there any way to use an external source of audio using a 1/4 or 1/8 plug?

A: The Zoom Q8n-4K Handy Video Recorder will accept external audio and will provide 3-Pin XLR Mic/Line (+48 V Phantom Power) Input.

Todd	27/09/2024
this camera is new and improved! shoots really high video quality 4k and 1080. 75 mgbs which is pretty good. has many pre sets as well. the audio is also top notch. i bought 5 of these to do multi angle. 5

Joseph	26/09/2024
This Zoom Q2 does an excellent job of capturing the video with a wide lens and amazingly good-quality sound. 5

Jake	27/08/2024
I've used the 1080p version of this camera since it was introduced. It continues to be reliable, but I wanted to upgrade to 4K. The sound quality is still amazing, and the clarity of the video justifies my purchase. I am very pleased with this unit. 5

Anastasiya	24/08/2024
So small, handy, easy to use, great sound quality = perfect for orchestral auditions!! 5

Edward	28/07/2024
Ok where do I start, oh I know...heres what comes in the box: -Zoom Q2N4K -Guide/Warranty Info -Lens Cap and Lens Hood -1 pair of AA batteries Whats left? Well for starters youre going to need a micro sd card, I recommend visiting Zooms site and viewing their list of tested compatible cards. I went with the Delkin 64gb - V30 - UHS - I card (DDMSDW66064G). Suits my needs for now as Im just getting started. Cables. The one youll probably need the most is the micro USB to USB cable, chances are you might already have an extra one especially if youre an Android user. Micro HDMI to HDMI is also useful. Lastly a couple 1/8in audio cables, one for incoming and the other for outgoing audio. The external in is where the Zoom shines as you have the option to record between 44.1k 16bit audio and 48k - 96k 24bit audio, and the audio is clean. The mics within the unit also sound great, did a test run in the car with the stereo on low volume playing music with heavy 808 bass, not only was my voice clear but the background music was well pronounced including the bass which still had a nice round sound even at low volume. Videos. Well this is the part where I’m still learning. So far, I’ve been recording using 720p the most to maximize space of my card. Study the settings and make sure your subject is properly lit to those settings, and you’ll be fine. For those looking for the best quality video in 1080p and 4k buy the fastest recommended UHS - II card. Bottom line. This is a great unit, which would probably cost a lot more if it had things like wifi and bluetooth. Not a deal breaker for me, don’t really need it as I’m generally shooting then connecting to edit, upload, airdrop, etc. Also this thing eats batteries but it can also be USB powered. I use rechargeable batteries for short shoots and my USB charger for longer shoots. 5 stars all the way. Took my Instagram and YouTube beat videos to the next level sound wise. 5

Pasquale	28/07/2024
The quality of sound is the real feature. This is easy to use and the results are of a standard way better than a phone recording. I would recommend this cam for musicians and performers who are trying to record themselves or stream live. 5

Haldor	18/07/2024
This is like a perfect audio visual point & shoot microphone video camera that will get more active use than my more professional cameras -- with simple very good top quality audio. 5

Joseph	05/07/2024
As soon as I got this amazing, tiny, video camera, I put it to use doing music videos. Indoors, and outdoors, this is one fantastic piece of equipment I wish was around years ago! It's range from wide angle to telephoto, and EXCEPTIONAL sound reproduction (due to the XY mics), is by far more amazing than you would ever have thought from such a small camera. You will be astonished, as I was, at the quality of this camera. Did I mention, you won't find a video camera this good for twice the price? 5

Ronald	04/07/2024
I am very satisfied with this high quality inexpensive video recorder. The sound quality is superior to all my single portable units. Crystal Clear. The 4K video capture is a speciality and once I learn how to use it in the right settings, I will use it often. I am thrilled that you can connect this unit to a power source and not use the battery source. If you need something that will get the job done quickly and upload to the social media circuit. BUY THIS RECORDER !!! GET THE POWER CABLES THAT WORK WITH IT. 5

Tom	29/06/2024
This video recorder has superior sound and video. What else needs to be said? Because of the unusual shape, it's a little awkward to hold. However, you can purchase a handle that screws into the bottom, I think. The only downside I've found, other than the shape, is that the batteries don't seem to last too long, but you can buy an auxiliary battery pack. I wish the unit had remote control, but it doesn't. 5