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Posted by Charbax on September 5th, 2006

The first hardware h264 recorder according to the representative. It encodes to 10 or 12mbit/s h264 from a component HD source. In Q1 2007 they expect also to support HDMI input for a digital encoding. They also show their comcept for a surround sound simulation.

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