Waves System Details Proxima Line of Media Servers Aimed at Install Market
Waves System announced a new line of media servers called Proxima for video mapping in permanent installations such as restaurants, museums, gyms and point of sales. The company says the frame sync feature allows for synchronization while edge blending merges visuals, making use simple. The media servers also include NDI-compatibility.
The Proxima media servers are available in 2-output and 4-output versions with optional expansion cards.
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