Pyxis
Fairlight
is pleased to introduce Pyxis NLV, a new
solution for non-linear video playback and recording for the audio
post-production environment.
The system is supplied with Software on CDROM, a PCI Comms card for
9 Pin Control and a user manual.
Pyxis
provides support for Black Magic's "Decklink Extreme" Hardware in
the software Pyxis environment. The
software includes the necessary drivers to enable the features of
this card which include Genlock of audio to video output and a range
of professional I/Os such as SDI, Balanced analog and SPDIF. Please
refer to the list of features below for an overview of the card's
features.
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www.blackmagic-design.com
Fully digital SMPTE-259M 10 bit SDI input, and output.
Analog component YUV video with pro audio XLRbalanced audio in and out.
Uncompressed true 10 bit and uncompressed 8 bit SDI capture and
playback modes.
SPDIF/Unbalanced AES audio output for monitoring and mastering.
Built in DV Bridge. Real time and instant playback from DV edits to
video output.
Industry first HDTV down conversion to NTSC/PAL playback.
No sync generator required as DeckLink generates SDI video sync
internally.
Genlock input for syncing to large broadcast systems.
Multi television standard support. Instantly switch between NTSC
and PAL.
Super high quality 64 Bit RGB codec rendering at trillions of
colors.
YUV native rendering in supported applications.
Pyxis-SD Recorder/Player
Support for DeckLink video capture card, offering Genlock
and a range of professional I/Os such as SDI, Component video, balanced
audio I/Os and SPDIF digital audio
Record/Playback uncompressed or DV25 video and MJPEG at variable
compression rates from 2:1 to approx 50:1
Record/Playback Lossless Compress 2:1
Import / Stream QuickTime and AVI files
Optional Streaming of DVCPro50 and MPEG1-2 SD files
Supports multi formats on video time line
Real-time frame rate conversion
Built in 9 Pin machine control (Slave and Master)
LTC Input and Output at all standard frame rates
Instant random access to any point in the project with visual frame
locators, timecode locator and jump keys
Network ready project management
Network streaming playback video files from central video server
Intuitive touch screen interface (Requires approved TFT) Comprehensive
edit functions
Import / Stream OMF files
Export BWave, WAV, AIFF, AVI, QuickTime and Pyxis VMU files
Complete ADR package with list import, Cue management ADR Video
display of take cue, streamers and generation of cue tones
Automatic arm and record of external 9 pin machines if connected
Pyxis-HD Recorder/Player
Support for Decklink HD single or dual Link hardware
SDI Video I/O and Component video Outputs, RGB, and YUV
Tri-Level Sync Input
Record/Playback uncompressed and MJPEG at variable compression rates from
2:1 to approx 50:1
Record/Playback 8/10 bit 4:2:2 HD formats 1080PsF/23.98, 1080PsF/24,
1080i/25, 1080i/29.97, 1080i/30
Record/Playback of 8 tracks audio
Import / Stream QuickTime including ProRes and Avid DnXHD
Optional Streaming of DVCPro100 and MPEG1-2 HD files
Optional Streaming of MXF file containing IMX, D10, MPEG, LongGop and
DVCPro100
Supports multi formats on video time line
Real-time frame rate conversion
Built in 9 Pin machine control (Slave and Master)
LTC Input and Output at all standard frame rates
Instant random access to any point in the project with visual frame
locators, timecode locator and jump keys
Network streaming playback of compressed video files from central video
server*
Intuitive touch screen interface. (Requires approved TFT)
Comprehensive edit functions
Import / Stream OMF file
Export BWave, WAV, AIFF, AVI, QuickTime and Pyxis VMU files
Complete ADR package with list import, Cue management ADR Video
display of take cue, streamers and generation of cue tones
Automatic arm and record of external 9 pin machines if connected
Pyxis ADR Option
Also
available as an option for Pyxis and Pyxis-Pro is Pyxis-ADR which
provides the ability to spot ADR takes directly into a list that is
available as a pull down window in the ADR Menu. The list allows the
user to enter In and Out Time-code positions for the required Take.
In addition text dialog can be added to the required Take and this
will be displayed in a dialog box that is displayed with the
picture. The user can also define the size and position of the on
screen dialog box.
Once a list has been defined the user can select Takes for automatic
dialog replacement. A user defined pre-roll will position the
transport and automatically roll into the in point.
During the pre-roll the system will generate beeps to cue the actors
during the recording of the Take. In addition, converging bars are
displayed on screen, the actor being notified of the in point when
they meet in the centre and form a cross.


