Modulo Pi servers manage the Puy du Fou Spain shows

After the reopening of It’s not the Fuu Epai., located in the La Mancha city of Toledo, The park offers new shows that use technology Moson.

Among other technologies and systems (more data in Digital AV), shows are managed with solutions Moson, specifically with twenty-five multimedia servers Modulo Player y Modulo Kinetic.

After opening in the summer of 2019, The dream of Toledo It is part of the shows with video projection offered by the park. On a huge stage and for seventy minutes, This great night show has the participation of more than 185 riders and actors, as well as 2.000 characters to review 1.500 years of history of Spain.

And video mapping is projected in 3.900 m2 of impressive scenery thanks to the power of twenty-eight projectors Christie D20WU-HS and eight multimedia servers Modulo Player Standard from Modulo Pi.

In this installation of Puy du Fou Spain, Modulo Player takes care of the soft edge blending and of warping. The show is synchronized with LTC Timecode, and operators can launch the show and turn on the video projectors through customized user panels, created in Modulo Player.

With the recent official opening of Puy du Fou Spain, four new shows have been opened to the public, in daytime, of which three also use video technology.

The Last Song goes through the epic of Cid Campeador through 360° projection and tracked moving screens. The show relies on two systems Modulo Kinetic Designer and in seven servers Modulo Kinetic V-Node from the manufacturer.

The sword show With pen and sword, which takes place in a scenario of 60 meters wide and 10 high, also uses projectors and three Modulo Player Pro for projection on a mobile screen.

Through an optical encoder, Modulo Player receives the exact position of the screen in OSC. The function Digimap available on this multimedia server allows you to project in real time on the moving screen.

Finally, the show Some Alle Mar Océana offers an immersive journey inside the ship Saint Mary of Christopher Columbus, where the visitor can almost get into the skin of the crew that accompanied the navigator on his journey to the New World.

This immersive show, in which the Spanish company Advance has participated by contributing from DMX wiring, lighting and sound, as well as more than 1.200 foci, 120 speakers, of projectors and monitors, includes marine effects, created by projection on curved screens, based on six Modulo Player multimedia servers.

Puy du Fou is a long-time user of Modulo Pi media servers and, concretely, Modulo Player and Modulo Kinetic are also used in most of the creations of the original French park, including his most acclaimed shows such as The Cinéscénie, The Last Panache, The Mystery of Peruwith, y The Lovers of Verdun.