AV9000 Director
The main brain for larger systems. It coordinates media, scenes, effects, pixel mapping, and remote devices.
Visual control, made simple.
One place to run every screen.
AuraView helps teams control video, digital signs, audio, lighting, and remote locations without juggling a pile of separate tools.
Live video
Bring in cameras, computers, streams, or players and send them where they need to go.
Digital signs
Schedule messages, menus, slates, and playlists across one room or many sites.
Show control
Change video, audio, lighting, and scenes together with simple buttons.
Remote sites
Push updates ahead of time and keep devices playing even if the internet drops.
Hardware
Pick the box for the job.
Use one system for players, encoders, decoders, overlay processors, and central control.
AV9000 Director
AVx4-Series
Four-channel overlay processors for video walls, control rooms, and larger display systems.
AVx2-Series
Two-channel processors for signs, studios, rooms, and smaller video walls.
AVx2-mini
A compact processor for kiosks, small installs, and simple two-screen output.
AVE-Series
Turns HDMI into network video, or network video back into HDMI. Also supports common stream formats.
AVP-Series
Media players for schedules, slates, announcements, and synchronized playback.
Capabilities
The short version first.
Each feature starts simple. Open the details only when you want the technical pieces.
Video in and video out Use cameras, computers, media players, and display feeds.
AuraView can work with common video connections and network streams, depending on the hardware selected.
- HDMI, SDI, and DisplayPort support depend on the capture/output hardware.
- Crop, scale, rotate, and fit sources to the screen layout.
- Trim color, level, and geometry so displays look consistent.
Network video Move video around the building or across the internet.
Use the right stream type for the job, from local low-latency video to remote contribution feeds.
- NDI for local network video workflows.
- RTSP and ONVIF for many IP cameras and PTZ systems.
- SRT, RTMP, and RTMPS for streaming and remote sources.
Overlays and scenes Add logos, labels, alerts, tickers, and layouts on top of video.
Operators can recall polished looks without rebuilding them every time.
- Lower thirds, logos, badges, counters, and live data areas.
- Scene presets with safe operator overrides.
- Smooth takes, wipes, dissolves, and scheduled changes.
Signs and playlists Run scheduled content without standing at the display.
Put content on a calendar, send it to the right locations, and let the system handle playback.
- Per-site and per-zone playlists.
- Start dates, end dates, blackout times, and emergency overrides.
- Automatic return to the normal schedule after an override.
Multi-screen sync Keep video walls and multi-display rooms moving together.
Use one scene across multiple displays and keep motion aligned.
- Bezel-aware layouts for video walls.
- Per-panel color and level trims.
- Clock-based starts for synchronized playback across rooms or sites.
Content delivery Send media to many devices before showtime.
Remote devices can download what they need ahead of time, verify it, and keep playing if a connection goes down.
- Versioned playlists and media packages.
- Resume interrupted downloads instead of starting over.
- Roll back to a previous version when needed.
Audio scenes Tie sound changes to the same buttons as video scenes.
AuraView can work with BSS Soundweb London BLU systems for routing, level, mute, meters, and preset recall.
- BLU link moves many digital audio channels between supported devices.
- Dante and AES67 support depend on the installed audio hardware.
- Emergency page, ducking, and safe level presets can be tied into scenes.
Lighting control Trigger room looks and LED effects from the same control system.
Use lighting cues for signs, stages, immersive rooms, and architectural accents.
- DMX over Art-Net or sACN for supported lighting gateways.
- Pixel mapping for LED strips and arrays.
- Lighting scenes can follow video transitions and schedules.
Touch, sensors, and kiosks Make displays react to people and simple controls.
Use tablets, touch displays, contact closures, cameras, radar, or LiDAR when the project needs interaction.
- Touch buttons, guided flows, and kiosk controls.
- People counting, zone triggers, and proximity effects when sensors are present.
- Operator-safe controls with confirmation for high-impact actions.
Secure web control Control systems from a browser without exposing device tools to customers.
AuraView is designed around a web control surface with roles, clear pages, and remote device management.
- Progressive Web App controls for tablets and desktops.
- Role-based pages for operators, techs, and admins.
- Remote health checks, logs, updates, and safe fallback behavior.
Where it fits
Built for rooms, venues, and remote fleets.
AuraView is flexible because many projects need the same basics: get content in, make it clear, send it out, and keep it running.
Show cameras, dashboards, alerts, and operator messages across a wall or room.
Schedule signs, menus, product messages, and live announcements across many locations.
Switch looks, start playlists, control room sound, and trigger lighting cues from one place.
Bring in cameras, add lower thirds or logos, and send clean feeds to screens or streams.
Let touch, QR codes, cameras, or sensors change what people see on the screen.
Prepare content once, push it to the right sites, and verify the devices are ready.
Model guide
The practical spec sheet.
Use this as a quick guide. Final hardware depends on the number of sources, displays, and sites.
| Model | Plain name | Inputs | Outputs | Max video | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AV9000 | Director Central Processor | 0 | 0 | N/A | Main controller | AI effects, pixel mapping, AVE/AVP coordination, and fleet control. |
AV44-4k | 4x4 4K Overlay Processor | 4 | 4 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Large 4K systems | Supports up to 8 AVE or AVP units. |
AV44 | 4x4 Overlay Processor | 4 | 4 | 1920x1080 @ 60 | Large HD systems | Supports up to 16 AVE or AVP units. |
AV04-4k | 4 Output 4K Overlay Processor | 0 | 4 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | 4K display walls | Supports up to 8 AVE or AVP units. |
AV04 | 4 Output Overlay Processor | 0 | 4 | 1920x1080 @ 60 | HD display walls | Supports up to 16 AVE or AVP units. |
AV22-4k | 2x2 4K Overlay Processor | 2 | 2 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Two-screen 4K systems | Supports up to 4 AVE or AVP units. |
AV22 | 2x2 Overlay Processor | 2 | 2 | 1920x1080 @ 60 | Two-screen HD systems | Supports up to 8 AVE or AVP units. |
AV02-4k | 2 Output 4K Overlay Processor | 0 | 2 | 3840x2160 @ 30 | Simple 4K output | Supports up to 4 AVE or AVP units. |
AV02 | 2 Output Overlay Processor | 0 | 2 | 1920x1080 @ 60 | Simple HD output | Standalone two-output overlay processor. |
AV02-Mini | 2 Output Mini Overlay Processor | 0 | 2 | 1920x1080 @ 30 | Kiosks and small installs | Compact standalone output. |
AVE40-4k | 4 Input 4K Encoder | 4 | 0 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Many 4K sources | Requires an overlay processor. |
AVE1 | 1080p Encoder / Decoder | 1 | 1 | 1920x1080 @ 60 | Single HD source or display | Supports up to 1 USB camera. Requires an overlay processor for full system use. |
AVE1-4k | 4K Encoder / Decoder | 1 | 1 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Single 4K source or display | Supports up to 2 USB cameras. Requires an overlay processor for full system use. |
AVP1-4k | 4K Player | 0 | 1 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Single 4K playback | Requires an overlay processor for full system use. |
AVP2-4k | 2 Output 4K Player | 0 | 2 | 3840x2160 @ 60 | Two-screen 4K playback | Requires an overlay processor for full system use. |
Contact
Tell us what you need to control.
A short note is enough. Share the number of screens, sources, rooms, or sites, and we can help map the right system.