JVC 10" HD Monitor?

its not, its "compatible" that is an FCC term that means it can accept a signal.

This screen is HDTV Compatible*

NOTICE THE ASTERIK*

Not only does the screen not have an HD resolution, you appearantly still need some other Hardware to use it for HD signals.

like wtf?? am i wrong?
 
Hi Cynic821.

As far as JVC are concerned it is a HD monitor. This is from their press release.

"JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY today announced the addition of its new DT-V100CGU high definition (HD) digital TV (DTV) monitor to its impressive line-up of HD display products. This versatile 10-inch multi-format monitor is ideal for control rooms, editing stations or remote vans; the DT-V100CGU offers users a cost-effective single-monitor solution.

The asterisk is in relation to the input boards that are required for either component or sdi interface (which is standard on most of these price ranged monitors).

Still, my question stands in regard to the 230 lines and HD?
 
Ideal viewing monitor for control room, editing station or remote van
Flexible inputs
Composite video (BNC x2)
Component Y,Pb,Pr (optional input card)
HD-SDI digital (optional input card)
Signal compatibility:
1080 60i/59.94i/50i/24psF/23.98psF
720 60p/59.94p/50p
480 59.94p
576 50p
NTSC
PAL
Area marker
Zoom
On screen audio level meter (w/HD-SDI)
HD/SD tally indicator
RJ-45 remote connector
Mount 2 units side-by-side (5U high)

You'd need to purchase the component input card (if you want to use it for HD).
No 720 24p

Other than that there's no reason why this monitor would not work.
I wonder how much the component input card costs?
 
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