Picturall Mark II: new generation of multimedia servers from Analog Way

Linux based, the new series of Picturall Mark II media servers from Analog Way provides more performance and reliability to support large installations and events.

The provider of image processing systems Analog Way has introduced its next generation of Linux-based media servers: Picturall Mark II, already available on the market.

Completely designed around a new very robust and powerful professional hardware platform, New Picturall Mark II series delivers exceptional performance to support large-scale events and installations from a single server unit, without sacrificing ease of use and reliability at an affordable cost.

The new line replaces the current Picturall multimedia servers and includes four products: Picturall Pro Mark II, Picturall Quad Mark II, Picturall Quad Compact Mark II y Picturall Twin Compact Mark II.

Greater performance and reliability

With the ability to control up to sixteen controllers videowall Led de 4K@60Hz or video projectors from a single server unit, with enough power to play media up to 16K@60Hz or uncompressed image sequences up to 8K@60Hz, The Picturall Mark II series meets the most demanding video playback in fixed installations, museums, broadcasting, places of worship and live events.

Analog Way's Picturall Mark II media servers have been designed with high-quality hardware components to provide a robust and resilient platform., providing optimized uptime and durability for any mission-critical application.

This series is based on the engine software Linux de Picturall, recognized for its great reliability, result of fifteen years of I+D and field experience. Besides, Picturall Mark II media servers feature a choice of redundant, hot-swappable power supplies for high fault tolerance capabilities.

Extensive entry options

Picturall Mark II media servers can receive up to six entry cards Low latency to capture up to twenty-four at 1,080p@60Hz or six at 4K@60Hz. The company has a wide selection of input interfaces that support one or more 3G-SDI channels, HDMI 1.4 from HDMI 2.0.

These devices can also receive multiple network video streams and are compatible with the transmission of NDI live video, in addition to displaying HTML-based web content with full compatibility with Java script.

The models that make up Picturall Mark II are delivered as standard with professional reading-intensive units, providing consistent performance and reliability for demanding environments 24/7. Multiple storage options are available to save hours of high-quality, uncompressed video content..

Added to this is its great network bandwidth with two connectors Standard Ethernet 10 Gb/s, enabling faster transmission of massive media files and more network video streams.

Multichannel audio processing

Another of its features is synchronized multichannel audio playback, as well as supporting real-time audio routing from HDMI or SDI sources, network streams and web fonts.

To achieve this, they have several optional audio interfaces and are also compatible with a wide variety of third-party multichannel USB audio interfaces..

All Picturall Mark II series products feature the Art-Net interface and control over Ethernet, via a standard TCP/IP socket connection, Compatible with major third-party control systems. They can also be configured and managed through the interface Picturall Commander.