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With PIXERA version 25.1, the content that is installed by default is replaced.
It now contains four clips of different AVSTUMPFL offices locations as well as an Audio Sync Video.
NOTE
If an old show file is loaded in 25.1, the old standard content is also loaded in the resources.
If a new showfile is created in 25.1, the new standard content is loaded in the resources.
A new showfile can either be created via the HUB or within PIXERA itself.
The standard content is located on the C-drive in the hidden folder “ProgramData”:
C:\ProgramData\AV Stumpfl\Pixera\standard_content
The standard content can be downloaded here:
Atlanta | |
| Atlanta 1080p mp4 | Atlanta 2160p HAP |
Los Angeles | |
| Los Angeles 1080p mp4 | Los Angeles 2160p HAP |
Atlanta | |
| London1080p mp4 | London 2160p HAP |
Austria | |
| Austria 1080p mp4 | Austria 2160p HAP |
Audio-Video Sync Content
In addition to filmed videos, the new standard content in PIXERA 25.1 also includes an audio-video sync clips as standard - once in 50pfs and once in 60fps in 1080p as VP9 containing alpha.
Beside a frame counter in the bottom center, the video also contains a multichannel audio file with the 5 channels listed underneath:
Stereo Left
Stereo Right
Stereo Mixdown
1kHz TestTone
Frequency Sweep 20Hz - 20kHz
Further Audio-Video Sync Frame Rates
The audio sync videos are also available as download in different frame rates under the following links.
Each frame rate is available as 1080p VP9 Alpha and as 2160p HAP Alpha.
24 fps |
48 fps |
| 1080p_VP9Alpha | 1080p_VP9Alpha |
| 2160p_HapAlpha | 2160p_HapAlpha |
25 fps |
50 fps |
| 1080p_VP9Alpha | 1080p_VP9Alpha |
| 2160p_HapAlpha | 2160p_HapAlpha |
30 fps |
60 fps |
| 1080p_VP9Alpha | 1080p_VP9Alpha |
| 2160p_HapAlpha | 2160p_HapAlpha |
120 fps |
|
| 1080p_VP9Alpha | |
| 2160p_HapAlpha |
Further Diagnostics Tools
On-Screen Statistics
In addition to these Audio-Video Sync videos, PIXERA offers other diagnostic tools to analyze synchronization and playout performance.
One of these tools is the ‘On-Screen Statistics’, which can be switched on and off via CRTL+9 on the outputs.
Further information can be found in this article: On-Screen Statistic
Scan Lines Effect
The ‘Scan Lines’ effect allows you to place so-called scan lines over an existing video in PIXERA, which run from bottom left to top right.
These scan lines make it easy to determine whether tearing (asynchrony) is occurring.
Further information can be found in this article: Scan Line Effect
PIXERA 25.1 RC13 | 28. May 2025 | FE