TVLogic’s Professional Multi-Format LCD Monitors (LVM series) are the ideal solution for critical broadcast, post production, and multimedia monitoring needs.

TVLogic is committed to producing professional  monitors with unsurpassed quality and performance designed for use in critical viewing applications. This commitment extends beyond sourcing LCD panels with high resolution and first rate performance and into providing a unique set of features and capabilities designed specifically with the professional user in mind.

These monitors are equipped with many of the features users have come to expect from professional CRT monitors, but without many of the drawbacks of this dated technology

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Features at a glance:

The LVM series requires less power and produces less heat than traditional high resolution CRT monitors.

LVM monitors maintain their performance and operate longer than traditional high-resolution CRT broadcast monitors.

Light weight, compact and rugged design reduces the cost of shipping and transportation making it the ideal choice for small studios and OB Vans, wherever space is a premium.

Does not require expensive input modules. DVI, SDI, HD-SDI and analogue input modules are all standard.

The LVM automatic setup and internal picture adjustment deliver optimum results from any source material.

From the 7” to the 57” wide screen (WS) LCD solution, there is a LVM model to suit every application. Every LCD monitor offers 4:3 and 16:9 aspect display making the LVM series ideal for Studio, OB Van, non-linear, film/ video-assist, digital signage and film production.

TVLogic’s Colour Calibration Utility provides a unique interface for the proper colour alignment and matching of LCD displays. Two probes are available for use with this interface allowing for basic and professional grade calibration to suite various applications, budgets, and calibration speed requirements.

Enhance your visual experience with monitors designed to provide a more cost effective, space and energy saving design without compromising the picture quality and ability of traditional displays.

TVLogic’s Multi-Format LCD displays are the answer to your HD/SD monitoring needs when faced with the prospect of CRT replacement in critical viewing environments.

TV logic also provide a range of signal converters to solve many common connection problems. Details of these can be found here.

Wide Range of Inputs Standard

TVLogic monitors all come standard with 2 x SD/HD auto-sensing/ auto-switching SDI, Component, Composite, S-Video, RGB, & DVI-I (or VGA) inputs.

True Multi-Format Support

Support of NTSC, PAL, SECAM & virtually all SD/HD digital formats is standard. This includes support of PsF formats as a standard feature and support of 1080p60 and 4:4:4 sources over the password enabled Dual-Link option.

Slim & Smart Design

Single Piece design means there are no external I/O boxes, cables, or bandwidth limitations to worry about. The slim design, low power consumption, and easy to use rack mount kits for every monitor from the 7” to the 24” units allow them to be used in virtually any situation from an OB Van to Master Control and everything in between.

Full Native HD Resolution

The 24”, 40”, 46”, & 57” monitors all support full native 1920x1080 resolution. The 17.1” units offer full native resolution support of 720p. All monitors can handle any format and 1:1 pixel mapping can be achieved from the screens maximum resolution to any lower resolution source to provide both full screen and unscaled native images.

Industry Leading Video Processing

TVLogic uses industry leading video processing & deinterlacing chips combined with their own unique Digital Signal Processing Algorithms to provide unparalleled video quality and accurate picture reproduction from all sources.

Rack Mount any display up to 24”

- 7” & 8.4” monitors are Rack Mountable in both single and double (side-by-side) configurations.
- 17.1” units are easily rack mounted inside a rack with simple rack ears available as an option.
- 24” units come standard with both a desktop stand and Rack Mount Kit. Half of the unit mounts inside the rack to hide all connections leaving a clean looking bezel (sticking out appx. 2”) outside the rack that is only 21.7” and wide. These units can be placed side by side in most standard racks (typically measuring 22” or more outside to outside). TVLogic monitors are also equipped with VESA mounting holes for added flexibility with respect to mounting options.

Wide Viewing Angles

Industry leading viewing angles up to 178°.

LMP-100 Upgrade Kit

All LVM Series monitors are upgradeable in the field with a simple handheld upgrade tool. In the past we have used this tool to load new features like Closed Caption Decoding and Zero Delay modes into existing units and we will continue to offer these types of updates and new features to anyone with an LMP-100 upgrade kit.

Automatic Alignment

TVLogic’s Automatic Color Calibration Utility provides a unique interface for proper alignment of our displays. This color calibration utility is designed to work with 3 different probes to suit various applications, budgets, and calibration speed requirements. The premier probe we have integrated with is the Klein Instruments K-10 Colorimeter. This probe is designed for professionals and offers the fastest and most accurate automatic alignment. This probe also comes with a separate software utility from Klein to allow measurement of virtually any other display (CRT, LCD, Plasma, DLP, etc.) for comparison and matching with TVLogic Displays.

Optional Glass Neutral Density Filter

The LVM-170WG, LVM-230W, LVM-240W, LVM-400W, LVM-460W, & LVM-570W can now all be outfitted with an optional Glass Neutral Density Filter. This option serves to enhance contrast, improve black levels, and give the monitor the familiar glass look of a CRT monitor. This option is ideal for environments like edit suites or for critical evaluation monitors in QC environments. We make this feature optional because it is not ideal for all scenarios, specifically in high-brightness environments where the matte finish panel without the glass would produce significantly less glare.

ND Filter - How it Works

The basic premise behind the ND filter is its characteristic of filtering the light emitted from the display once while filtering ambient light reflected from the display twice. This aids in producing much blacker blacks and also in enhancing overall contrast ratio.