Frage von Gunnar P.:
Hello,
'm now suffering due to different brightness between the color-+ PC monitor + TV no reasonable color style. Would like a TV set as a preview monitor connected.
The whole is via firewire / DV - In / analog-out with the camcorder function. I had s.einen 17 "thought ...
- Do you have a genuine quality preview s.TV?
- What is better => LCD or Plasma?
- I have synonymous of special video preview monitors include => What is it to hold? Are the better than TV's?
- How to Purchase the watch for these purposes?
- What are the benefits (except for assessment of brightness + color) would have some other things?
mfg
Gunnar
HP Software PP2 + Ae7
Antwort von garrycofee:
Hi Gunnar,
in any case is such a control over a video monitor is recommended. And it works synonymous, as you've described on the camcorder. But I would long for a digital / analog converters guess the camcorder to spare. For the amateur goes mE Television for a good assessment of the images. For the more sophisticated film, it should already have a monitor that is in the professional field. These are more versatile in the port (eg S-Video) and you can calibrate it in many positions as the Overscanbereich. Whether monitor or television, is particularly important to ensure the best possible Videosignalweg use. Some include the film on a camcorder to the VCR with an antenna cable connected with the television is on. This is the worst of all options. It is better to CVBS input (yellow Chichstecker or Scart) to use, yet it would be better than S-Video to the Television to come, with many television described in your size no S-video input possess. It is best, the RGB input to exploit the many, synonymous Television possess smaller. The problem is that there are no cheap or camcorder A / D converter with RGB outputs. I use to this end, a second converter, an S-video to RGB
converts. The gibts bei Ebay already with the best of luck for a few euros. The achieved quality is much higher than the input on FBAS or antenna into the Television.
Regarding your question whether LCD or plasma would be suitable, I would say almost none of the two. If you have DV editing pictures, I would you like in the 17 "tube monitor field recommended. In this size, I'm not plasma. The LCD - monitors, which I saw in this area, simply not good s.einen tube monitor ran. Is different , if you already are working with HDV. Because it is in assessing not only the color, contrast, brightness and display but synonymous to the Resolutionbzw. pungency presentation. In this case, I'm going to a high resolution LCD or plasma advise. Because see But as I said in the 17 "bad area.
So now I have in this context another question s.die experts who may read it here.
Is it in the new HDV camcorders with HDMI output (eg SonyFX 7) possible, such as a DV to HDMI converter to use? Ie, I can s.den HDMI output of your camcorder, a monitor with HDMI input and then connect the high resolution picture that I got out of the Calculator on the DV camcorder to play, look? I have no info about how to read. Perhaps the one already in practice probiert.
Antwort von Frank B.:
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Frank B.
Antwort von garrycofee:
Frank Thanks for your detailed reply. - Since I already synonymous HDV edit material (although still no HDV-CC) would be the end of an LCD TV is right. You suggest that 17 "is almost too small. What size would you recommend? My PC monitor is a 20 "....
The burden on the CC I have read that with an open cassette tray was in order s.CC + no harm to be feared that ...
Yes, and the connections with the total verwiirt me => I'm really not a connection-+ cable specialist. I have s.meinem Pana GS 400 => Avin / out with sonem kl. Chinchstecker (called the well) ...
If you now I have understood correctly I would have to make sure that the tv a CVBS input or S-video input has. Only now is there a cable that on one Page one kl. Chinch has my CC + on the other an S-Video?
Can you (or otherwise jemnd) a high resolution LCD for this purpose recommended?
mfg
Gunnar
Antwort von Gunnar P.:
Have now a bit gewühlt. Can you recommend this?
http://www.zarsen.de/index.php?page=overview&product=26028&cat=9229&t=idealo
Sounds of the data is very good, or what speaks against it?
mfg
Gunnar
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Gunnar,
The Panasonic GS 400 have somewhere actually an S-video output have. If your video monitor S-Video input then you bring a better quality than being with the (yellow) FBAS connection.
Again: If you then still can convert to RGB, you get synonymous with an affordable Television is a very good image control.
Of this, the camcorder as a (permanent) use of converters, I had already discouraged. It opened with the cassette compartment is nonsense. If you are walking with the camcorder, you should make sure that no cartridge is inserted (unnecessary contact with the band Kopftrammel avoid normally turns on camcorder after a while, if it stand with a tape running) and the cassette compartment is closed. Otherwise only unnecessary dust into the drive.
Found to your monitor:
I have not claimed that 17 "too small. It is not my only 17" LCDs or plasmas, which have an HDMI input. The Toshiba of your monitor has found appears to be a component input, which means analog to HDV signals can be transmitted. What I do not see is the HDMI input, the high-resolution signals digitally over brings. The monitor is not HD Ready.
Personally, I would have to make sure that a monitor for a future best HDV Camera Connections and Resolutionzur disposal.
I recently had something interesting for a dealer to see. I was quite a picture of the eye. In addition, he has 2 HDMI inputs and Full HD. He is still relatively affordable, but fairly large for a computer cut square. : o (
Frank
Antwort von Frank B.:
Man, I'm scatterbrained today
Here the forgotten link:
http://www.toshiba.de/consumer/content/defaultid1_1_id3_8.aspx
Frank
Antwort von Markus:
Since I already synonymous HDV edit material [...] would be the end of an LCD TV is right. Are you working with HDV1 (progressive) or HDV2 (interlaced)? What makes a flat-screen TVs with interlaced video as well and might be used to assess the Picture? The only way as a food for thought ...
In HDV2 (1080i) for me would be just a tube monitor in question, the picture for output not deinterlace or scale must be. Both a plasma, as synonymous LCD Television is doing both. ;-)
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Markus,
kennst du denn an HDV tube monitor, the good and affordable for the amateur is? I think there is one of Phillips and of a Samsung (I'm not sure), both around the 700, - Euro, but they are serious in all tests slating.
Frank
Antwort von Markus:
Hi Frank,
define a look "affordable." - It is not the one in HDV filming and other s.Schnittplatz skimp. That does not fit together.
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Frank,
define a look "affordable." - It is not the one in HDV filming and other s.Schnittplatz skimp. That does not fit together. Na so until 1700, - I would be a good value monitor. The monitor, which I have seen (above) has about as much cost.
Frank
Antwort von garrycofee:
The Panasonic GS 400 have somewhere actually an S-video output have. If your video monitor S-Video input then you bring a better quality than being with the (yellow) connection FBAS ..................
Ha, so you learn to know his CC. The fact has an S-Video output. That sounds quite good times.
Your link with the Toshiba sounds good, but it is a 37 ". If I am quite a bit too large next to my PC TFT. Gib's not in the 20-23" was useful:
http://www.toshiba.de/consumer/content/defaultid1_1_id2_1.aspx
But with an HDMI input, I do not yet quite in a preview monitor. Must it not always analogous arrive? If the HDMI input is not important for signals of a DVD player with progressive scan?
For the problem with the connection via CC: I got this recommendation often times read on the web. It is so synonymous only with the appropriate color to use. Then he will again abgestöpselt ... But I will look at external D / A converters on ebay research. Did you as a recommendation?
@ Markus
Yes, you're right. Because I must still need to think about. But what should we do - HDTV should already be there for the preview. And a tube HDTV ...? It is in the review primarily synonymous to the brightness, colors .... Can he calm de-interlace, it is real ...
mfg
Gunnar
Antwort von garrycofee:
Hab nochmal looking at Panasonic. The sound here is really good, right?
http://www.produkte.panasonic.de/product/product.asp?sStr=5 @ - @ 1 @ 13 @ 44 @ 305@@@TX 23LX60F @ Viera | LCD-TV @ old = & N & upper = & prop =
With 2x HDMI, S-Video ....
mfg
Gunnar
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Gunnar,
Panasonic looks good, what could be synonymous. He offers not a full-HD. I will miss him but I still synonymous times this.
The HDMI input can I find personally important, because I think that in future a lot about this port will run. More and more HDV camcorders are equipped with this jack. It also offers the best possible signal.
Also NLE editing cards are, I think, more and more use of this standard (eg, see here:
LinkZu den Wandlern:
Die of Canopus werden allerorts geschätzt, z.B. hier:
Link There are, however, synonymous of what other firms:
Link To Convert an S-video signal to RGB would probably here:
Antwort von Gunnar P.:
Hi Frank, Thanks again for the notes + left. I'm already doing all of next ...
What I have come to mind is => many newer graphics cards have so synonymous AV / TV-out. What is there with the direct connection of a TV's from? Is this possible without + how is the quality?
mfg
Gunnar
Antwort von Bruno Peter:
I did it for me
Antwort von Gunnar P.:
Thank you Bruno, but if I have understood correctly, it is indeed 2 PC monitors. Yes I want a TV preview ...
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Frank, Thanks again for the notes + left. I'm already doing all of next ...
What I have come to mind is => many newer graphics cards have so synonymous AV / TV-out. What is there with the direct connection of a TV's from? Is this possible without + how is the quality?
mfg
Gunnar Hi Gunnar,
has a bit of time with my answer, but I had a lot to the ears.
So of the AV-outs of graphics cards, I personally believe nothing. What I have seen so far, I was not thrilled. As with graphics cards with HDMI output looks like I do not know. Maybe someone can write about what, who already has experience with this.
For me it would be important that a graphics card to dual monitor operation. You need for an additional monitor outputs have a third. I have no graphics card required to preview. Maybe someone else can give competent advice.
Frank
PS. Incidentally, my question is synonymous yet to answer in the space, whether an HDV camcorder with HDMI output as HDV - about DV-IN - to - HDMI converter can be used. Let's see, maybe I'll open a new Tread so.
Antwort von axel.schultze@t-online.de:
Ok, then I will probably be turned over Cancorder run + me go on a search for a D / A converter ...
Here I now synonymous yet found a suitable thread:
http://forum.slashcam.de/2-monitore-1-fernseher-geht-das-vt28767.html
Those who uphold the TV-out calls, but has a Matrox Parhelia synonymous ... that is probably synonymous ne other class ....
The following question naturally interested me, synonymous:
"PS. By the way, my question is synonymous yet to answer in the space, whether an HDV camcorder with HDMI output as HDV - about DV-IN - to - HDMI converter can be used. Let's see"
Thank you + Greeting
Gunnar
