The dual channel video player now in use by organizations all over the world for the synchronized playback of two channels of broadcast-quality video. But, the world has changed quickly; codecs like H.264 that were originally suitable for web video became of a better quality, distribution of content over the web became more desirable, remote control capabilities in video switchers became more widespread, and the appetite for even more video channels began to grow. So, we went back to the drawing board in an effort to address these modern requirements and re-imagined and extended the original scope of PVS. The result of these efforts is a brand new product with a slightly updated name that's more appropriate for what this product can do: In short, all the things our customers loved about ProVideoSync, with a bevy of new functionality that will appeal to a whole new market of users at a price point that will, we believe, surprise and delight.
- All video can be re-sized and re-timed on the fly
- Playlist workflow and hot folder support makes it easy to build cues for an entire event or show
- Synchronization
- Serial communications
- Slate screen
- Graphic layer
- Using industry standard ProRes codec varieties, it is now possible to easily record one or more channels within ProVideoServer, complete with embedded timecode and multi-channel audio
- Time slip functionality, much like a DVR, allows for the immediate playback of a video that continues to record
- As such, you could begin recording an incoming stream and start playing it back moments later to another ProVideoServer output
- Using the synchronization capabilities of ProVideoServer, this makes an ideal dual-input, dual-output time slipped media record and playout server
- PVS channels purchased can be used either for recording or playback
- Time-slip recording with simultaneous playback requires two separate channels per stream
