KAIROS IT/IP Video Processing Platform from Panasonic
By Jennifer P
Church Production recently posted a blog to their article discussing KAIROS from Panasonic. KAIROS from Panasonic is a next-generation video production platform that provides real-time, IT-enabled processing for live events and broadcasts, allowing for flexible and scalable video production.
Vision, creativity, adaptability, and the proper tools are all necessary to produce engaging worship events. AV professionals can plan the creation and delivery of moving, immersive visual experiences thanks to the robust Panasonic KAIROS IT/IP video processing platform. KAIROS, a software-defined platform, liberates users from the limitations of conventional hardware-based systems by utilizing the strength and adaptability of its CPU and GPU.
KAIROS, in contrast to a conventional switcher, provides users with a fully customized, simple graphical user interface that makes managing endless layers and effects simple. Within each scene, there are no restrictions on the setting of MEs, keys, effects, or scaling. The entire amount of video layers is solely reliant on GPU power.
KAIROS is the ideal option for churches that need to send high quality video to several screens located around a venue for IMAG, high-resolution LED, or wall monitor displays due to its exceptional flexibility. KAIROS boosts processing performance for fully networked multi-site companies with support for immersive motion graphics for projection and video streaming to numerous CDN or Facebook Live. KAIROS increases HD and 4K inputs/outputs with standard 4K capability, making it ideal for mixed HD/4K situations. For the content of the aggregate output, further layers may be used.
KAIROS is user-friendly and can meet your worship needs today and scale for the future, whether AV professionals are live streaming a choir performance with simple close-ups or broadcasting more complex productions to multiple sites that combine 4K live streaming, robotic camera control, multiple screens, and motion graphics.
Read the full article from Church Production HERE
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