PIXERA

What PIXERA is

PIXERA is a 64-bit system for real-time media processing, compositing, media management, professional playback, and 3D projection mapping. Its render engine handles video files up to and beyond uncompressed 8K and is suited to HDR or 12-bit content. The interface groups venue surface arrangement, output warping and routing, and show-content creation into Screens, Mapping, and Compositing tabs. It also supports camera tracking, LED-stage workflows, and live compositing, with Unreal Engine, Unity, Notch, and TouchDesigner among its render engines.

PIXERA Control supports external devices and custom modules using Lua, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DLLs, WebSockets, and APIs. Control GATE comes with every PIXERA product and supports remote control of up to ten modules or devices. PIXERA Hub adds network server discovery, remote monitoring, version management, VNC, updates, and startup or service management. The free Creator license lets users build and save projects, but its four watermarked outputs prevent live production use. Commercial pricing is available from local distributors or the sales team. The system requirements specify 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, with at least 16 GB RAM and an NVIDIA Quadro GPU with OpenGL 4.5 recommended.