Dual 2.5, Video Out to NTSC, JVC Monitor using BNC connection?

I have a JVC NTSC Monitor that has only BNC Video In. I am running FCP5 and want to priview my videos in this monitor. Is there a connection cable or adapter I can purchase to make this singnal handling work?
I have a ATI Radeo 9600 card and a 23" Cinema Display.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Roman

What video format are you working with? For SD DV/DVCam, the proper way to monitor the video output is to connect a Firewire capable DV device (camcorder, VTR or converter) to you Mac via Firewire. Then connect the DV device's analog output to your TV monitor. The connection set up is explained fairly well in the FCP user's manual.
Most consumer DV devices will have RCA jacks but you can purchase a BNC/RCA adapter or cable at just about any electronics store, including your local Radio Shack. NOTE: make sure the DV device you choose is compatible with FCP 5.
If you're working with other formats (BetaSP, DigiBeta, VariCam HD, etc), you may need a specialized capture card for your Mac. If you're working with HDV in FCP, I may be wrong, but I don't think there's an option available yet for viewing on an external TV monitor in RT.
-DH

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