AMX Adds Two Modero Accessories
AMX today announced two new accessories, the Modero X Series Multi Preview (MXA-MP) and the Modero X Series Multi Preview Live (MXA-MPL) to help in managing HD content on the company’s touch panel line. The MXA-MP delivers preview images from as many as 10 video sources to Modero X Series Touch Panels and the MXA-MPL adds live HD video streaming.
The Modero X Series Multi Preview Live displays a HD digital video stream on Modero X Series Touch Panels when used in conjunction with an Enova DVX All-In-One Presentation Switcher or Enova DGX Digital Media Switcher. The MXA-MPL accepts analog or digital video inputs over HDMI and converts them to a video stream. The MXA-MP accepts digital video input signals over HDMI and converts them to JPEG preview images for display on Modero X Series.
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