Brompton Technology Unveils Tessera Processor Software 2.3

Brompton Technology, is to unveil its latest Tessera Processor Software 2.3 for its entire range of processors, as well as High Dynamic Range (HDR) video technology, on booth 2889 at InfoComm 2019.

Tessera Processor Software 2.3 will include a number of new features for the SX40 such as High Frame Rate and sub-fixture support, and Ultra Low Latency mode. In addition, processor-wide features including OSCA seam correction enhancements, scaling with custom resolutions enabled and genlock following the active input are also available.

The SX40 currently offers support for up to 60Hz with 12 bits per colour output. The V 2.3 High Frame Rate is set to increase this to up to 144Hz for panels that can support it. This will reduce input lag and deliver smoother motion, providing significant advantages for e-sports, broadcast and cinematography, where very high frame rates are required to achieve a perfectly fluid image. For situations that require industry leading latency, such as virtual broadcast studios and green-screen replacement, SX40 Ultra Low Latency mode halves Brompton’s end-to-end system latency (from input source to image on screen) from an already impressive two frames to just a single frame for video sources that can support it. Finally, improvements to OSCA seam correction effectively handle skewed seams between panels, with independently adjustable correction values for each end of every seam able to cancel out undesirable brightness gradients.

Brompton will also be showing its highly anticipated High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, which garnered wide acclaim at Europe’s ISE and ProLight + Sound shows earlier in the year.

InfoComm takes place in Orlando, Florida from 12 to 14 June.