Built on a hardware platform more than 40 times faster than the original, CueServer 2 sports an entirely new Linux-based CueOS™ operating system and a native CueServer Studio™ application, which allow programming and setup on both Mac OS X and Windows. Able to control up to 32 universes of DMX, it can seamlessly and simultaneously handle cue lists, presets, and streaming DMX on up to 32 independent playback faders. Features include an improved CueScript 2 command language, an enhanced realtime clock and calendar, a new rule-based event triggering system, stereo audio playback, multiple show storage, USB ports, and embedded web hosting. The new CueServer Studio application allows the user to see how the system is performing in realtime and provides the ability to set up programs quickly. CueServer Studio also edits CueServers on local networks, remotely across the internet or offline.
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