JVC's ProHD is a professional high-definition video solution that adopts the HDV format. It is surprisingly affordable, impressively professional, and remarkably compact. It features full HD progressive scanning, real 24p, and a dual recording system using tape & HDD.
The manual introduces JVC’s ProHD camcorders GY‑HD110 and GY‑HD111, highlighting their HDV full‑progressive 720p recording, real 24p capability, and dual recording system that uses both tape and an optional hard‑disk recorder. It explains the camera’s three 1/3" CCD sensors, interchangeable lens mount, and professional functions such as focus‑assist, time‑code, and XLR audio inputs.
Detailed sections cover video formats, output options (HD‑SDI, HDMI, IEEE‑1394), live‑broadcast features, and optional accessories like the DR‑HD100 recorder, matte box, and lens adapters. The manual also provides specifications, menu navigation, and troubleshooting guidance for field use.
| Video format | HDV Full Progressive Scanning (720p) |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1280 x 720 pixels |
| Video codec | MPEG‑2 Main Profile at HL‑14 |
| Bit rate | 19.7 Mbps |
| Audio inputs | Two XLR connectors |
| Live output | Uncompressed 720p/50 and 720p/60 |
| Recording media | Dual system: DV tape and optional HDD |
It records in HDV 720p (progressive), standard DV, and can store video on both tape and an optional hard‑disk recorder.
The camcorder provides two XLR audio inputs with independent channel controls.
Yes, it can output an uncompressed 720p signal at 50 Hz or 60 Hz for live HD‑SDI or HDMI connections.
Each of the three CCD sensors has a resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels.