Media-Inspectors
Calibration-Inspector
Calibration-Inspector is a fully automatic quality assessment system, developed in order to control and determine the quality of analog audio playback devices such as reel-to-reel machines, cassette tape players and turntables. The software supports simultaneous analysis of up to eight different playback devices.
Audiofile-Inspector
The Audiofile Inspector's successor is now based on the new DOBBIN technology. It's no longer a specified module, but a workflow in the DOBBIN System. The first Audiofile Inspector was a QUADRIGA module designed to automatically inspect the quality of existing digital audio files and to convert standard WAV files into the EBU Broadcast Wave Format (BWF).
CD-Inspector
The second generation of the CD-Inspector software has a drastically enhanced feature set. Besides export capabilities to Broadcast Wave Format (BWF), Microsoft Wave and AIFF formats, the audio data can also be stored in PreMaster formats (DDP) and Intermediate Wave format for further processing. The entry of information to existing databases is simple by using our standardised XML format. The export of CD-Text as well as the recognition and saving of multisession CDs in an ISO image are standard with the CD-Inspector 2.0.
DAT-Inspector
DAT-Inspector is the first system available world wide which allows faster than real time transfers of DATs into digital archives. The DAT-Inspector handles all DAT tapes which contain valid time code information. Besides monitoring the audio stream itself, the DAT-Inspector also monitors the time code track. Time code jumps and invalid areas within the time code will be recognized and reported.
U-Matic-Inspector
U-Matic-Inspector
is the most advanced software for controlled transfer of U-Matic PreMaster tapes and
session tapes to digital archives.
U-MaticDTA feeds the status (error output) of the U-Matic Recorder to the U-MaticCapture
while the status is interpreted by
U-Matic-Inspector software.
U-MaticCapture also captures the AES outputs of the PCM1610/30 and converts the workstations
RS 232 signal to Sony 9-Pin protocol.