Originally Posted by Razorback

Here's something I found interesting in the new pixel software.

Interfacing with and driving Texas Instruments’ recently released Discovery 4000 product line
Projecting moving images and animation by reading uncompressed avi files and projecting in continuous mode
Processing larger files without the need for additional computer power through dynamic use of memory
Ease of Use tools that make Pixel Precision 2.0 even more user-friendly
Compatibility with Windows Vista®
David Smith, Business Development Manager for DLi added, “3DIcon’s new software package provides the end user with unprecedented ease of use and flexibility to control the DLP® Discovery 4000 products at the pixel level right out of the box. This product is a must have for all users new to the Discovery world.”

If not mistaken, pixel is what they use to run Cspace. As of the oct breakthrough release on cspace, it only projected a motionless object. Is it now save to assume that maybe cspace projections are now animated and able to move. Hopefully we see some more developments soon on cspace, but this is some good news.

I also find it interesting that its also able to be used outside of the dmd discovery. Not sure if that is what this means

“We’ve designed and developed version 2.0 to not only make it compatible with Texas Instrument’s DLP® Discovery 4000 product line, but also added significant new features that will expand the reach of Pixel Precision to a broader range of customers,” stated 3DIcon Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Hakki Refai.

Originally Posted by lvfjmbusa

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Originally Posted by Razorback

I was looking on the DLI forum and looks like Pixel Precision 2.0 will be sold seperately. I believe there had been some talk on whether it would be sold as part of the dmd 4000 kit. Looks like it won't.