Broadcast Pix Granite and Mica, now in Spanish

The user interface for Granite and Mica mixers will now be available in several languages.

Broadcast Pix has just announced Multi-Lingual Fluent-View, the user interface for Granite and Mica mixers, now in local language. Once a language is chosen in the menu, all controls are translated into that language. On the other hand, Unicode support will allow file names and other data to be displayed in their original character, even with complex spellings such as Chinese.

Multi-Lingual Fluent-View will support English, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, and other languages.

Multi-Lingual Fluent-View can be called from the touch monitor to control all capabilities of Broadcast Pix systems, including mixing, clip store, CG, Fluent Macros, remote control of robotic cameras, recorders, streamers and servers. In addition, it can be used as a complement to one of the five Broadcast Pix control panels.

The Beta version of Multi-Lingual Fluent-View is now available for free download, and will be included in the final Video Control Center 3.1 software update in July. Version V3.1 9 will include multi-screen support allowing three programs to be generated from one Broadcast Pix system, using the program output and two PowerAux outputs to combine image magnification (I-MAG), Internet sources or live productions.

Broadcast Pix in version V3.1 of its systems also incorporates remote control for Grass Valley's K2 servers, which will allow controlling up to four channels in playback, as well as recording. On the other hand, it will include an auto-start function for clips that are going to air, as well as integration with Fluent Macros.
Additionally, clip names are displayed in the PixPad panel. Additionally, there will be control of video servers such as 30 Systems, Harris and Omneon. Finally, note that a remote control for up to twelve AJA Ki Pro recorders has been included in the Granite and Mica systems.