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Media server replaces tape on Brooks & Dunn concert tour
Oct 12, 2005 11:17 AM, Digital Signage Update e-newsletter
The 48ft video wall at Brooks & Dunn concerts now will be powered by a 360 Systems server.
Media Visions, a video equipment and crew provider, is replacing tape-based video presentations and projections on the Brooks & Dunn concert tour.
The company will use the Image Server 2000 from 360 Systems to recall and project graphics, live camera shots, and pre-produced B-roll footage on the musicians’ 12ft x 48ft video wall comprised of three LED screens.
The digital media server allows Media Visions to replace bulkier, slower tape-based systems.
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