Broadcast Pix is to introduce its standalone fX3D real-time 3D graphics and ReVue HD slow motion replay systems at IBC 2014 (Sept 12-16 at Amsterdam RAI).
The company will also demonstrate its ClearKey next generation chromakey, which is part of new Version 3.0 software for Flint and Version 4.0 software for Granite and Mica integrated production switchers, as well as spotlight its expanded family of Flint systems and VOX visual radio solutions.
Developed in collaboration with strategic partner EditShare, ReVue plays back two or four channels of video in sync, so users can cut between cameras and find the best replay angle. Its controller includes a jog/shuttle wheel for reviewing footage, and dedicated buttons for marking in and out points for playback. At IBC, ReVue will be paired with Granite X, the company’s flagship integrated production switcher, to showcase its features.
Both ReVue and fX3D can be integrated with Broadcast Pix systems or work independently in existing production environments.