Media Server 7Th Sense Delta Nucleus

Media server for hire

7th Sense produces a line of Media Servers equipped with dedicated software that can handle large projections of high-definition digital images and video, up to 2560x1600-60Hz per output, with extraordinary quality in perfect synchrony. The images can overlap and extend on the various screens, maximum 6 per machine for a total of 32 networked machines, obtained with projectors and/or monitors applying in real time the 'masking' necessary to merge the images at the point where the projection areas overlap, resulting in a unique vision without 'junctions'. You can apply transition effects to images or image elements, as well as animate them and move them through screens. Moving video, live video, and other PowerPoint computers can be integrated and used in the same way as static digital images. The features that make 7th Sense machines truly impressive are: - "warping", the ability to project on curved surfaces through real-time deformation of the image
- "frustum" i.e. projections on curved surfaces using projectors in different spatial positions, useful for "dome" projections typical of planetary
- "3D mesh", in addition to the spatial positioning of the projectors you can add a three-dimensional model of the object on which it is projected by adapting the image to its surface, creating very spectacular "live" scenarios.
All Delta machines are based on high-performance hardware consisting of Solid State SSD disks up to a maximum of 6T for the Delta Infinity version, graphics cards with the highest commercial at-market ATI FirePro™ V9800 with 4 GB of GDDR5 , each machine can be equipped with non-compressed DVI/RGBHV inputs or up to 4 3G/HD-SDI. Ability to view HD videos up to 2048x1080 for up to 6 streams, genlock for synchronization of the various machines. Each machine has the ability to handle movies up to 4k resolutions, and interact, or be controlled by any control system, serial, tcp-ip. All this makes this machine ideal for fixed or mobile installations, where extraordinary graphic processing with even live inputs is required. Contributions are managed and uploaded via an external pc, on which the client interface is installed, where graphics files are converted, in the machine's proprietary format to avoid any compatibility issues as often happens with other systems, the supervising PC does not need any hardware key and therefore can be changed from time to time. It can be concluded that the machine encloses within itself the potential of a video mixer, and a powerful tool to perform projections with warping, softedge, scenario control (dmx, ArtNet.. etc.)