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Theatrixx Technologies

The Theatrixx Technologies xPressCue UHD 4K60 Rackmount Broadcast Media Player is a hardware device that streamlines media playback in professional broadcast environments, eliminating the steep learning curve and complications of traditional media-server and laptop-based workflows. The xPressCue features a 1TB M.2 SSD for quick loading and can play most known video, audio, and image files with the necessary hardware and software to minimize latency when switching clips. With dependability in mind, the xPressCue is housed in a durable 1 RU rackmount enclosure with professional inputs and outputs with locking connections. The media player can output video up to UHD 4K60 at 12-bit RGB and YUV 4:4:4 color space with embedded stereo audio on all video outputs. Control options include an onboard full-color OLED display and encoder button for navigation, a cross-platform web-based interface, DMX-512 input with support for sACN and Art-Net protocols, 20 user-programmable RGB backlit buttons, and native support for all Elgato Stream Deck controllers for greater flexibility and possibility.Dependable Design Dedicated hardware for seamless UHD 4K60 playbackSupports nearly all common video, picture, and audio formatsBuilt-in power supplySolid state design with no moving partsRugged 1 RU rackmount enclosureReliable Linux operating systemProfessional I/O Video outputs:Two 12G-SDI BNCOne HDMI 2.0a.One DisplayPort 1.4Audio outputs:Two XLR3 line-level outputs (+4 dBu)External sync:Two BNC tri-level sync; one input and one loop-thru outputNetwork:Two Gigabit Ethernet Neutrik etherCON locking connector inputsTwo DMX-512 XLR5; one input and one loop-thru outputData Transfer:One USB-A 3.0 I/OOne USB-A 2.0 I/OPower:One powerCON inputOne powerCON True1 loop-thru outputUser-Friendly Control Options 20 user-programmable RGB backlit buttonsFull-color OLED display with push-button encoder navigationCross-platform web interface; no computer requiredNative support for all Elgato Stream Deck modelsDMX-over-IP inputs in sACN and Art-Net protocols