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Standalone media player for video art, stage production, video walls, NFT display and other applications. Multiple devices used together can wirelessly synchronize video file playback across multiple screens.
The Andor 1 is small enough to easily fit behind most TVs and monitors, and is incredibly simple to use. It offers professional features like an integrated playlist editor that supports interactive playlists, video wall modes with bezel compensation, MIDI control, video rotation options, and built-in video color test patterns. Andor 1 outputs HDMI and NTSC/PAL Composite Video signals which follow broadcast specifications
Dimensions: 9,52 x 6,35 x 2,54 cm Video Specification: up to 1080p @ 60fps, up to 40Mbps Video Codecs: H264, MPEG4, MJPEG, VP6, VP8 Video Containers: AVI, MOV, MP4, FLV, MKV Audio Formats: MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC Still Image Formats: JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PSD A/V Outputs: HDMI, composite video, analog audio Other Ports: USB x 4, micro USB power input Supported File Systems: FAT, NTFS, HFS+, EXT Supported Audio: AC3, DTS, 5.1 Subtitle Support: SRT files
Includes:
Andor 1 Media Player Andor 1 User Manual 6 foot power cable Power supply with US/UK/Hong Kong & EU travel adapters
An external USB keyboard will be required to adjust settings in the menu.
Lars Larsen and Ed Leckie met each other in the synth DIY scene in 2008 and collaborated with the idea to release an affordable yet powerful modular video synthesizer. In 2015, they moved to Portland and by now they have the most extensive catalogue of video synthesis modules available. In case you are wondering, in their own words: "LZX is not an acronym. It is an alphabetical sequence with aesthetic merit."
