Actually, the BVM has a higher non defect quota than the PVMs. In other words, the panels have be more error free to get into the BVM lineup. Other than that, yes they are the same panel.
The question is the circuitry and how it handles the image going to the panel. the BVM has compensation built in for the decay of the OLED panel. Not sure if the PVM has that built in or you have to do it manually.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Curtis Nichols <curtisnpcs@...> wrote:
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> BVM and PVM use the same panel. Difference between the models is control panel. BVM is external box; PVM contrls are built into the unit. Something like that. But I'm told the panels are the same. Saw a BVM here last week for about 30 minutes.
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> <<I suppose the issue is whether that's a gradual decline in performance or what?>>
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> Yes the OLED panels decay. The BVM has circuitry to compensate, I haven't been able to ascertain if the PVM also does or do we have to calibrate more often.
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