Q. I have just completed my first tv commercial in final cut pro. I have been trying to view it on my broadcast monitor through my hdv deck. (JVC JVDTV100CGU DT-V100CGU 10-Inch Video Monitor and
Sony Professional HVRM15U HDV Record/Playback Deck) What is the process in final cut pro to view on the broadcast monitor as well as the lcd monitor via the deck?
Sony Professional HVRM15U HDV Record/Playback Deck) What is the process in final cut pro to view on the broadcast monitor as well as the lcd monitor via the deck?
A. use a video splitter:
http://www.aten.com/Video-Splitters.htm
http://www.aten.com/Video-Splitters.htm
Is it possible to use an LCD monitor for a TV?
Q. I would like to purchase a LCD monitor and hook it up to my tivo and some speakers, they are so much cheaper than LCD tvs. Is this possible? Do I need some type of converter? Do LCD monitors all have the same inputs? Help please!
A. It depends on the cable service you got your Tivo hooked up to.
If your cable service is standard-definition (uses coax or composite to connect to a TV), then you can't use a computer monitor.
If you have digital HDTV cable service and the cable box has a DVI or HDMI output, you can use any HDCP-compliant LCD computer monitor to display the HD cable box's video output.
The video signal carried by HDMI is in fact single-link DVI, so a DVI-to-HDMI cable can be used to connect an HDMI cable box to a DVI monitor. And cable boxes ARE TV tuners (which is why they have remotes for changing channels), so the monitor does NOT require a tuner on-board to work with an HD cable box. It merely displays whatever DVI signal the HD cable box is telling it to display.
Since broadcast-quality High Definition TV signals are at least 720p (1280x720 resolution), pretty much any LCD monitor can display 720p, as long as it is HDCP-compliant so it will work with the digital HD cable box.
If you want 1080i broadcast HD, you should get an HDCP-compliant monitor that can display 1920x1080 resolution.
Keep in mind most computer monitors have no speakers. You will have to hook up a separate set of speakers to the cable box to get audio.
Hope this helps.
If your cable service is standard-definition (uses coax or composite to connect to a TV), then you can't use a computer monitor.
If you have digital HDTV cable service and the cable box has a DVI or HDMI output, you can use any HDCP-compliant LCD computer monitor to display the HD cable box's video output.
The video signal carried by HDMI is in fact single-link DVI, so a DVI-to-HDMI cable can be used to connect an HDMI cable box to a DVI monitor. And cable boxes ARE TV tuners (which is why they have remotes for changing channels), so the monitor does NOT require a tuner on-board to work with an HD cable box. It merely displays whatever DVI signal the HD cable box is telling it to display.
Since broadcast-quality High Definition TV signals are at least 720p (1280x720 resolution), pretty much any LCD monitor can display 720p, as long as it is HDCP-compliant so it will work with the digital HD cable box.
If you want 1080i broadcast HD, you should get an HDCP-compliant monitor that can display 1920x1080 resolution.
Keep in mind most computer monitors have no speakers. You will have to hook up a separate set of speakers to the cable box to get audio.
Hope this helps.
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