The Sony PDW-F1600 is a high-definition editing recorder with multi-format recording capability, including SD recording and 23.98P frame format recording in 1080 mode, as well as support for linear editing.
The PDW-F1600 is Sony's XDCAM HD422 editing recorder, offering 1920 × 1080 and 1280 × 720 recording, 24‑bit 8‑channel uncompressed audio, and flexible format options such as MPEG‑HD422, MPEG‑2, MPEG‑IMX and DVCAM. It supports linear editing with tape‑based recorders and provides file‑based search, thumbnail browsing, and metadata functions.
The manual details hardware specifications, power requirements, input/output connectors (HD‑SDI, AES/EBU, XLR, Ethernet, RS‑422A, USB), recording times for different disc types, and optional accessories. It also includes configuration examples for linear editing, mixing, and remote control via RS‑422A or HDMI‑SDI interfaces. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 210 × 132 × 396 mm |
|---|---|
| Power consumption (normal / DC / power‑save) | 80 W / 65 W / 55 W |
| Recording time (MPEG‑HD422, PFD50DLA) | ≈ 995 min |
| Maximum video resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
| Audio format | 24‑bit, 8‑channel uncompressed |
It supports MPEG‑HD422, MPEG‑2, MPEG‑IMX, and DVCAM recording formats.
The unit consumes 80 W normally, 65 W on DC power, and 55 W in power‑saving mode.
It measures 210 × 132 × 396 mm and weighs about 6.5 kg.