The latest Pixera developments are being presented for the first time at ISE. According to AV Stumpfl, the new multi-user workflow features will allow media server operators to be much more flexible and efficient when working on complex installations or show environments.
Multiple Pixera director licenses can now be synched, with users being able to choose between different levels of granularity when working within a multi-user scenario.
Complete projects can be shared in real time, or alternatively single project parts like warpings or timelines. Should they wish to, users can also choose to share every single editing action between the connected systems.
12G-SDI I/O support, a 10 GB/s default data read rate and five configurable PCI 4.0 slots are some of the key system features of AV Stumpfl’s new high end server for 4K and 8K playback.
Harry Gladow, executive director for Pixera, said: “The ability to flexibly share project tasks between multiple users simultaneously is a great advantage and saves valuable time. One operator can be in charge of programming the main timeline, another can handle the live-inputs and yet another operator might take care of the general content handling. All working at the same time. For many projects this will be a quantum leap in terms of efficiency.”
Building on the technology developed for the new multi-user features, the Pixera team is also introducing additional backup solutions at ISE. Visitors can discover the latest Pixera control features, which include tracking modules and a new preset module.
Stand number: 3B600
