The audiovisual presentation on the big screen will be the focus at the 6th International Mediafestival. You, as mediaproducer, find the technical condition for the panoramaprojection below. Naturally, you can hand in your productions as one-field productions.

Gigantic HDAV-Projection on 18 meter screen with 3 Panasonic PT-DZ12000 Beamer

The 6th International Mediafestival from 1st – 3rd April 2011 will again set a milestone in the production-quality of festivals. 3 high performance HDAV Beamer with a ANSI LUMEN of each 12000, will present a picture of unknown brilliance and sharpness, with WUXGA-resolution 1920x1200 pixel.
They are the worldwide smallest 3-chip DLP projectors with 12000 ANSI Lumen brightness. With a static contrast ratio of 5000:1 and the told brightness of 12000 ANSI Lumen, the Panasonic-projector conjures sharp, brilliant pictures on the screen. The PT-DZ12000 affords the native WUXGA-resolution (1920x1200) with Full HD.

Technical conditions

One can hand in every digital video-format, if necessary with the corresponding codec. A lot of software, codecs and computer capacities don´t accept an output of more than 1920x1080 pixel. Then, the production should hand in as a one-screen sequence with the according resolution. Therefor the single screens, the gemerged soundtrack and the declaration of "pictures per second"are needed.

For producers, which work with Wings Platinum, we allocate two Wings-samples for the maximum aspect-ratio of 2,88:1.

medienfestival_2011_v4.11.pt4
medienfestival_2011_v4.11_basis_version.pt4

So that Wings can identify your file as master, copy the file to: …\program\wings platinum\templates. After that, restart Wings Platinum, choose file – new – projectmasters and the master "panorama 3,46:1 Mediafestival". Then you can construct any picutre fields, video sequences, picture sequences etc. If the Output as video file is not possible, export the file in single sequences (output – single sequence) and the soundtrack as WAV-file (output – audio-cd). And hand in your production with the declaration of "pictures per second".