News

22nd June 2023

Media server professionals and other InfoComm visitors interested in the latest real-time rendering and show control trends, recently had an opportunity to discover the new features of PIXERA 2.0 software.

One of the undisputed highlights of PIXERA 2.0, is its multi-user workflow capability. This allows media server operators greater flexibility and efficiency 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 now be shared in real-time, or alternatively single project parts like warping or timelines. Should they wish to, users can also choose to share every single editing action among the connected systems.

New N+1 backup options and dry client programming capabilities are additional feature highlights of the new PIXERA 2.0 software.

AV professionals with an interest in projection mapping will welcome the advanced layer mapping effects which provide complete freedom to map content pixels to screens based on the position of the screens in space.

In PIXERA 2.0, each screen group will also have an independent set of perspectives that determines how layers are seen through the screens they appear on.

As a result of this, PIXERA‘s perspective management will now allow for different mapping approaches for individual media resources, making it possible for some files to be shown as 2D overlays while others are positioned in a 3D space.

Quoting Conor McGill, Global Business Development Manager, underlining the importance of version 2.0: “This versions opens a new chapter for our international user community. The combination of so many powerful features and workflow improvements sends a clear message that the PIXERA platform is here to stay.”

Watch this space, PIXERA 2.0, the next chapter…….