Decks and Recorders
Gone are the days of encoding, digitizing and capturing and all that wasted time that went with it. None-the-less, videotape decks will still be around for a while, used as source decks and for archive transfers. It will also continue to be cost effective to record or 'burn' DVDs of your program content, as many of the Playback Servers have the capability of reading and transferring the files from the discs. Below are the Solid State devices and Videotape Decks that Access A/V regularly incorporates into newer studio and facilities.
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"Access AV was there every step of the way in our new studios. From design; equipment research; installation and training. They gave me the confidence to put my energies elsewhere and know I was in good hands"
Jeff Hansell
Belmont Media Center
"I always go out to bid for equipment quotes and I always come back to Access AV for the purchase. Lowest price and immediate service if needed afterwards."
Tina Radel
Westbrook, ME
"Competitive pricing, attention to detail, unmatched customer service before and afterthe sale. Access AV and the team are what every company looks for in a supplier."
Rodney Verrill
NE School of Communications
"We use Access A/V
whenever we can to meet
our equipment needs. The
staff is friendly, knowledge
able and always available.
They are familiar with our
facility which translates
into accurate, reliable
answers when we need
them. They are a welcome
supporter of CTAM and they
merit our best
recommendation"
Tony Vigue
South Portland
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