Pixera improves its media servers to adapt them to virtual reality flows on sets

Distributed by SeaSound in Spain, Pixera continues to improve its capabilities. The system of AVStumpfl prepares for real-time media processing, composition and management for all types of broadcast sets.

Pixera It is presented as a first solution for users to immerse themselves in the world of professional media servers and projection mapping. The learning curve of your graphical user interface (GUI) has been designed with the objective that industry professionals can gradually discover the options and features of the system. In this way, the company hopes that the underlying software mechanisms and actions in 2D and 3D space can be “intuitively” understood.

The Pixera GUI is divided into four main tabs covering all major aspects of a professional media server workflow: displays, mapping, compositing and control. Each of these categories allow for a different point of view and access point to the overall creative setup.

The intuitive nature of the system does not limit its capabilities. Pixera offers “complete flexibility” to work with up to 200 formats, including H.264, H.265, HEVC, MPEG-2, HAP, HAP-Q and NOTH-LC; can work in real time with uncompressed files with resolutions higher than 8K, and its workflow facilitates the integration of new projects, says SeeSound.

Likewise, highly demanding productions, such as virtual reality sets, can also be managed by Pixera, since the system allows manipulating and rendering a space created in Unreal Engine, treating it with ease as if it were content like any other. The solution will be in charge of rendering live the perspective of the content according to the added parameters or the chosen tracking system.

In order to remove the maximum performance Pixera will be A computer with minimum power requirements is necessary according to the needs of the project. For that, Pixera has a range of “Media Servers” con different specifications, which allow the system to fluidly manage everything from simple installations to highly complex projects.

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