Accsoon has expanded its wireless transmission ecosystem with two new monitors: the Cineview M7 and M7 Pro. The monitors are designed for flexibility and ease of use, and these 7-inch touchscreen monitors pack in a ton of features while maintaining compatibility with Accsoon’s existing wireless systems.
These new products are designed to offer a versatile, high-performance solution for content creators who need both monitoring and wireless transmission capabilities on set.
Two Models, One Ecosystem
The Cineview M7 series includes two models: the M7, which serves as a pure monitor, and the M7 Pro, which combines both monitoring and wireless transmission in one compact device. Both monitors feature a 7-inch touchscreen, making them easy to handle and operate. The M7 Pro, however, stands out due to its built-in dual-band wireless transmission technology, powered by Accsoon’s patented AXUM wireless system.
The M7 Pro is fully compatible with existing Cine TX/RX systems, allowing users to integrate it seamlessly into their current setups. It works with everything from the older Cine Quad HSE to the latest Cine Master 4K, ensuring that users don’t have to abandon their existing equipment. This backward compatibility is a key feature, as it offers users an easy upgrade path while preserving the investment in their current gear.
Android-Based, Smart Workstation in Your Hands
Both the M7 and M7 Pro run on an Android platform, providing an intuitive user interface that will feel familiar to anyone who has used a smartphone. The touchscreen interface allows for simple navigation with swiping, tapping, and long-press gestures, making it easy for operators to quickly adjust settings.
The monitors can be powered via dual NP-F battery slots, DC power, or USB-C, offering flexibility depending on your power needs. Additionally, the M7 Pro includes USB 3.0 and SD card slots, enabling file management directly on the monitor, just like you would on a smartphone.
One of the standout features of the M7 Pro is its recording capabilities. It supports recording in H.264 and H.265 formats, with data rates up to 50 Mbps. Users can record directly to the internal storage or plug in an SD card, SSD, or USB drive for additional storage options. Playback is quick and easy, ensuring that users can review their footage on the go without missing a beat.
Enhanced Visibility & Monitoring Features
The monitor’s display also features a special coating to reduce reflections, making it easier to view the screen even in bright, direct sunlight. This is particularly important on outdoor shoots where visibility can be a challenge. The screen is designed to ensure clarity and consistency, even in challenging lighting conditions.
The Cineview M7 Pro is more than just a monitor and transmitter – it also comes equipped with advanced monitoring features. It supports cross-conversion for both resolution and frame rate, allowing you to output the signal in the format you need. It can function as a LUT box as well, enabling users to output color-graded footage with LUTs baked in. Plus, you can load your own custom calibration LUTs and adjust gamma or RGB offset settings directly on the monitor.
This level of flexibility and functionality is impressive, especially when you consider that not long ago, features like cross-conversion, frame rate adjustments, and LUT burning were only found in high-end broadcast equipment, let alone a device that also functions as a wireless transmission system. Accsoon’s decision to combine these features into a single compact device is a game-changer for many on-set professionals.
Backward Compatibility
In addition to its monitoring and wireless transmission capabilities, the M7 Pro also features integration with Accsoon’s ecosystem of Cine TX/RX systems. The fact that it works with older equipment ensures that users won’t feel left behind as they upgrade their gear. This approach underscores Accsoon’s commitment to enhancing productivity for its users by offering devices that are both forward-thinking and backward-compatible.
This is a product designed to streamline workflows on set. With all these features packed into a compact form factor, it’s clear that the Cineview M7 and M7 Pro are poised to make a significant impact in the world of professional video production.
Price and Availability
There’s no word on price yet for these models, however, the monitors are expected to be ready for shipping in May 2025.
