User manual MARTIN MAXEDIA BROCHURE

[. . . ] State-of-the-art video playback engine Maxedia contains a powerful custom playback engine for seamless and smooth playback of media files. Media files can be manipulated in hundreds of ways such as intensity, coloration, color effects, position, rotation, and more. Powerful, built-in frame-blending is also included. Even overlay media files in multiple layers for endless creative possibilities. [. . . ] Animate custom text for messages or lyrics. Additionally, a variety of matrix plug-ins is available specifically designed for fixture arrays like LEDs. Add an effect in just a few seconds instead of using hours on re-rendering and recompiling. Maxedia pixelmapping - video to DMX Imagine taking the video from your LC Series LED panels and extending it to hundreds of moving heads or any other DMX controlled device, effectively making each fixture a single pixel of the video image. With Maxedia pixelmapping, this is possible and more. The Maxedia pixelmapping engine can control a multitude of fixture types from RGB to dimmer and can even take control of the CMY color mixing of moving heads for perfect synchronization of video with lighting. Consider the stage a canvas and colorize it using the Maxedia system instead of generic color presets from the lighting console. Multi-screen edge blending Each Maxedia engine contains its own screen edge blending settings, as well as settings for keystoning and warping, which allow corrections to parallax, alignment, distortion or projection size. A Maxedia output can be split into three distinct outputs, and each output can be individually keystoned and edge blended. Maxedia edge blending eliminates banding by blending together the three outputs to display a seamless single image for exact eye-catching graphics. Large media library Maxedia comes with DVDs of media content, containing a wide variety of video files, still images and animations to get you started immediately. All media import is handled by the Maxedia Media Manager and an easy to execute backup routine conveniently puts all stock and custom media files in one archive. The Maxedia Content Navigator allows viewing of the DVD content before importing into the Maxedia system. MaxNet - Maxedia Networking Today's media server setup requires complete integration between each system. For this purpose we have developed MaxNet, a zero-config network-based protocol which connects Maxedia and Maxxyz lighting console systems together in one unified platform. MaxNet allows multiple Maxedias to synchronize and share content. Additionally, Maxedia uses the CTIP 1. 1 protocol for information exchange with compatible systems such as Martin's Maxxyz controller. This greatly simplifies a programmer's workflow by displaying on the lighting controller a thumbnail preview of each media's file and cues. Maxedia in the real world Visual imagery plays an ever important role in stage, set and architectural designs and no media server on the market can create stunning graphical displays more easily than Maxedia. Applications span an ever growing variety of settings. T H E M A X E D I A F A M I LY Maxedia PROTM Based on a dual-core processing system, Maxedia PRO is a highly capable media server with support for High Definition content playback up to two 1080p. Two outputs are available and each can be configured as a user interface or playback engine. The engine output can be split over three projectors for seamless widescreen images. [. . . ] Up to eight 1080p H. 264 videos can run simultaneously. Expand your horizons In order to get the full HD benefit and experience, a wide screen display is a must. Maxedia can easily handle wide screen arrays with support for screen resolutions up to 3840 X 1024 per output, making it ideal for multi-screen projections or even extra large LED displays. The Maxxyz Button module also works with the new Maxedia 4TM software to recall cues, transitions and other functions. The built-in encoder belt can be assigned as manual dissolver between cues as well as setting transition time and intensity. Product Comparison Chart Maxedia Broadcast with Flightcase and I/O box Part number Video Outputs DMX IN ArtNet IN DMX Out ArtNet Out A/B Layers Top Layers Video Playback Network Synch. [. . . ]