Start adding new NVM Series video endpoints to your designs

• NVM Series network video endpoints pair low-density HDMI I/O with network-efficient AV transport to deliver Q-SYS network video that is purpose-built for large-scale deployments in a broad range of spaces from entertainment and hospitality to collaboration, government and more.
• Design natively. Deploy faster: New native tools for NVM Series network video endpoints in Q-SYS Designer Software let you deploy large-scale video systems in minutes.
• Deploy NVM Series and select NV Series video endpoints in the same design when running NV Series in 'Mediacast Mode’.  This mode is available on the NV-32-H and NV-21-HU and supports resolutions up to 1080p30 4:2:0.

Q-SYS Video Updates

• NV-21-HU network video endpoint: The NV-21-HU supports AV Bridging over USB3.0 up to 1080p30 max resolution.
• NC-90-G2 network ePTZ camera: New Padding and Deadband Controls for Active Speaker Framing and Tile View give you finer control over how the NC-90-G2 camera frames participants.
• New Mediacast Router component expands video routing capabilities beyond camera-to-bridge workflows, and the original Mediacast Router has been renamed to Camera Router.

Bulk Peripheral Management BETA

• Peripheral Management (BETA) is a new suite of tools within Core Manager that allows for mass configuration of  connected peripherals to a Q-SYS Core to simplify the setup for designs with many devices (this includes making the Q-SYS Core the authentication server for peripherals).
• For more information, including security requirements as well as the full list of peripherals supported in the Beta version of this feature, see Bulk Peripheral Management in the online help.

Q-SYS Extension for Sennheiser PartnerLink

• The Sennheiser TeamConnect Ceiling Medium Plus can now be used as a Q-SYS Designer Software component directly—with no plugin or separate Dante configuration required—for streamlined audio routing and control.

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Weitere Plattform-Updates

• Q-SYS Core processors running v10.4 or later now ship in a secure state by default, entering Provisioning Mode on first use to require administrators to establish login credentials before any design can be deployed or Core Manager can be accessed.
  • Note: Provisioning Mode is not entered on startup when a Core is upgraded in place from an earlier version to v10.4; existing credentials and settings are preserved in that case. For more information, see Core Provisioning Mode in the online help.
• Control and scripting improvements, including new select/deselect all checkboxes for Control Pin visibility, as well as UCI information can now be accessed natively from a Lua script, including getting UCI layers, visibility, names and pages.