JVC GY-HM700/GY-HM100 User Manual

ProHD is a tapeless, flash memory-based workflow that JVC is leading with SDHC recording media. It offers advantages in terms of media cost and reliability, and Native File Recording to realize a faster, simpler and more efficient workflow. ProHD integrates seamlessly into your existing systems and production infrastructure.


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Brand
JVC
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
345 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The guide introduces JVC's ProHD workflow for the GY‑HM700 and GY‑HM100 camcorders, highlighting the use of SDHC cards, twin‑card slots, and native recording of QuickTime MOV and XDCAM EX MP4 formats. It details the advantages of tapeless recording, cost savings, and the ability to edit footage directly without re‑wrapping or re‑encoding.

Integration with existing production infrastructure is covered, showing compatibility with major NLE systems such as Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere and Canopus Edius. The document also outlines ecological benefits, reduced power consumption, and space‑saving storage solutions offered by flash‑memory media.

What's inside

  • ProHD Native File Recording Workflow
  • Non‑Proprietary, Affordable & Reliable Recording Media
  • Native File Recording
  • Smooth Integration into Existing Facility's System and Devices
  • Eco Reasons for Memory Card Workflow

Specifications

Viewfinder resolution1.22 Megapixel LCOS
Lens14× Canon HD lens
LCD monitor size4.3‑inch
Processor1080p Dynamic Digital Signal Processor (DDSP)
Video encoding35 Mbps MPEG‑2
File capacity (SDHC)1.99 GB / 6.61 GB
Bit rate options35 Mbps, 25 Mbps, 19 Mbps
Recording time per clip8 minutes

Frequently asked questions

What recording media do the GY‑HM700 and GY‑HM100 use?

They record to standard Class 6 SDHC cards and feature twin card slots for seamless continuous recording.

Which file formats are recorded natively by these camcorders?

The camcorders support native QuickTime MOV and XDCAM EX MP4 file formats for direct editing.

How many insert/eject cycles can the SDHC cards withstand?

The SDHC cards are rated for more than 20,000 insert/eject cycles.

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