9 pin RS422 VCR Timing 2.0

VCR Timing Events - RS422 Timer Software for controlling RS422 compatible VCRs based on time. This software allows you to control one or multiple VCRs based on time events. Record at certain time, Cue to some Timecode, Preroll, Play, FWD and many other functions. One window of the program will run for each VCR connected to the computer. VCR Timing can control as many VCRs as com ports available in the computer. It is great to be used for automation in Broadcast companies, and TV studios. Also is being used for VCR testing at repair shops, engineers are using this program for testing VCRs after repair for testing, and before for finding some failure. Doing this job manually use to cost large hours of expensive work hand, save a lot of time and money and leave the software do the tedious work.. Main Features: 1. Save lists of events to be used later. 2.Very easy to use, friendly interface, robust, simple and stable. 3.Open lists of events and combine them into new ones. 4.Use all time code types, LTC VITC CTL 5. AM-PM and 24hs Time Format (can be changed at any time, so if a list of events has been saved in AM-PM then it can be used in 24hs format) 6. Multiple VCRs can be controlled using the same or different event lists. 7. Great for automation control 8. VCR testing and repair 9. Control Multiple VCRs from a single computer 10. Works with all formats RS422 compatible VCRs for video and audio. Just run one instance of the software for each VCR controlled, will show #1, #2 .... #n, settings will be saved individually. Automate infinite time by loading play lists as events by time, insert commercials. One known application is for security video recording, setup multiple rs422 vcrs recording from different video sources. Vcrs can also be controlled manually using the software interface overriding time settings. RS422 pinout connect pc to vcr cables hardware and wiring information can be found at rs422.com.ar website. Control using USB to RS422; RS232 to RS422

Release Info:

Alpha on May 07, 2003