Picturall broadcast is a purposefully designed media server for the broadcast industry. Picturall broadcast is similar to Octo+ but it has 12 outputs: 6 DVI and 6 DisplayPort. These are easily extendable to 24 full HD outputs using Datapath x4. Much like Picturall Octo+, broadcast has a high performance hardware setup and is capable of running high resolution content up to 8K. Picturall broadcast is at its best at installations where highest precision synchronization is needed between displays as well as between displays and cameras to avoid flickering in a broadcast situation. This is largely due to two features framelock and genlock. Framelocking is the using hardware to synchronize the frames on each display connected to the server. When graphics and video are displayed across multiple monitors, frame-locking helps to maintain image continuity. Genlocking enables the process of synchronizing the pixel scanning of one or more displays to an external synchronization source.