Accsoon previewing CineView M7 PRO TX/RX & M7 smart monitors

Accsoon is developing two next generation smart monitors that pack onboard processing power and some well thought-out features into an elegant design.

The CineView M7 PRO is a professional 7-inch touch-screen SDI/HDMI monitor with an integrated long range wireless receiver and transmitter compatible with Accsoon’s popular CineView transmitters. It has a range of 1200ft / 350m and uses Accsoon’s patented ultra low latency wireless technologies to simultaneously transmit on more than one band for greater reliability.

The CineView M7 is essentially the same monitor but without the CineView integration and external antennas. Both models have a custom built 7-inch 1900x1200 display with cinema-grade accuracy, covering 100% of Rec.709, and a 1500:1 ultra-high static contrast ratio. The screens are protected with super tough Corning Gorilla Glass Victus, ensuring they remain scratch-free.

Where does the smart come in? Accsoon says that the CineView M7 PRO and CineView M7 are "far more than just monitors and receivers: they are highly sophisticated connected computing devices, each with a high-performance processor and a custom operating system." This allows them to utilize the built-in GPU and Neural Processing Unit for faster, more efficient image-processing performance.

Both can record footage at up to 4K60 in H.264 or H.265 direct to external USB thumb drives, SD cards or external SSDs. A full suite of professional monitoring tools including False Color, Histogram, Zebras, Waveform and Vectorscope is available and buttons can also be customized to fit the user’s preferences. Because of the advanced processing power of the CineView M7 and M7 PRO these tools can easily be updated and improved, or new intelligent features added if required.

The screen has a full range of gamma correction/compensation, color temperature correction and independent RGB channel gain and offset settings. There is also the ability to use a screen calibration LUT. 

Interestingly, they can also convert video formats, potentially simplifying monitoring and recording workflows. They can perform SDI-HDMI Cross Conversion, as well as Up/Down and Cross Conversion from HD to 4K Video. The company says it may also be possible to increase or decrease output frame rates, which will make them a decent addition to many broadcast workflows.

Both monitors can connect to a local network via Wi-Fi 6 for ultra-fast connectivity, seamlessly linking camera to cloud platforms for effortless file sharing with services. They can also stream directly to social platforms using RTMP/SRT.

Pricing and availability

Accsoon will be gathering feedback at the show and final specifications and features are subject to change. It is anticipated that the CineView M7 Pro will cost less than $900 when it becomes available later in 2025.

Key specs

Display Specs:

Screen Type: 7-inch Intelligent Touchscreen

Peak Brightness: 1000nits

Color Accuracy: Delta E < 2

Color Gamut: 100% REC.709

EOTF/Gamma: 2.20

Calibrated to Pure Law Gamma 2.2 for better visibility

Resolution: 1920 x 1200

Viewing Angle: 178°/178°

I/O Interfaces:

HDMI IN: Supports up to 4K60 DCI video input

HDMI OUT: Supports up to 4K60 DCI video output

SDI IN: 3G SDI. Supports up to 1080P60 video input

SDI OUT: 3G SDI. Supports up to 1080P60 video output

SD Card Slot: You can directly record to the SD Card, import LUTs from SD Card and offload footage to the SD Card.

USB 3.0 (Type-C): Plug in external storage devices for recording and file import/offload

Microphone jack (3.5mm): Supports external audio input to replace the audio signal embedded in the video source. 

Headphone jack (3.5mm): Supports using external headphones or speakers for audio monitoring.

Bluetooth: Supports audio monitoring using wireless earbuds. 

Powering Solutions:

Dual NP-F Slots

USB PD

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