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HS-2000 - 2-track Broadcast Recorder

This model has been discontinued.



HS-2000 GETTING STARTED

 

Akita Broadcasting System (ABS) -Television and Radio Broadcaster-

 

Installed Products

HS-2000
Main application:Master recorders/players and production recorders for radio transmission

 

Overview

Akita broadcasting System (ABS) started in 1953 as a private radio broadcaster and since become a broadcaster that transmits both television and radio programming. ABS is a key station for Nippon Television (NTV), while the radio programming it broadcasts is closely tied to the community.
They have incorporated our HS-2000 units as master recorders/players for radio transmission in their master room and sub studio. The HS-2000 units have replaced 6mm tape decks (backup transmission equipment).

In the master room, the HS-2000 operates as a backup to the APS transmission server. BC$STANDBY tallies are sent from the HS-2000's parallel control connector and play commands are sent from the APS server in this system. BWF-J format is used in take made and in on-air mode, which is a mode unique to the HS-2000.

In the sub-studio, the main application of the HS-2000 is as a production recorder, replacing the 6mm tape decks and MO and MD discs previously used for this work. Moreover, taking advantage of its ability to handle a wide range of formats, it is also used for playback of data brought in from elsewhere.

 

Website

http://www.akita-abs.co.jp/

 

TBS Radio & Communications -Radio Broadcaster-

Installed Products

HS-2000, HS-2
Main application:production recorders and players, backup transmission players.

 

Overview

TBS radio & Communications is a radio broadcast station of the Tokyo Broadcasting System group (TBS) of radio broadcasters. The station has primarily incorporated our HS-2000 and HS-2 units as replacements for DAT recorders and has installed them in multiple studios.

HS-2000 and HS-2 units are used together and operated separately for recording and playback. Fader starting is conducted via parallel control for playback. For master transmission operations, the HS-2000's unique on-air mode is used.

 

Studio 1

HS-2000, HS-2
Production recorder/player


The HS-2 is used for recording, and the HS-2 receives fader start commands through its parallel control connector from the console. Both the HS-2000 and HS-2 are operated in timeline mode.

Studio 5

HS-2
Production recorder/player


In this creation and production studio, this unit has been incorporated for use as both a recorder and a player. In the same way as in Studio 1, it receives fader start commands through its parallel control connector from the console.

Studio 7

HS-2000, HS-2
Production recorder/player


In this production studio designed for live broadcasting, the HS-2000 is used for recording and the HS-2 is used for playback in the same way as in Studio 1. Fader start commands are also sent from the console using parallel control.

Dubbing room 1

HS-2
Production recorder/player


Two HS-2 units have been installed in this dubbing studio. One is used for recording and the other is used for playback with fader start commands sent from the console.

Radio master room

HS-2000, HS-2
Backup transmission players


In the radio master, these units have been incorporated as backup players for the APS transmission server.
Transmission from the HS-2000, which is operated in on-air mode.

Relay broadcast equipment

HS-2
Production recorder/player


In addition to units installed in studios, two HS-2 units have been adopted as relay broadcast production recorders. They are operated inside specifically-designed hard cases.

 

Website

http://www.tbs.co.jp/radio/company/