A video wall makes an impressive addition to your
store or reception area. Video walls are something always noticed and you will
catch the attention of your customers. However, creating content for video
walls is by many considered to be rather tricky. But with the MultiQ split
video concept, making video wall content becomes a piece of cake.
Full HD makes the way for video walls
The MultiQ digital
signage widescreen monitors can be set to display a desired portion of a video
signal. The most common way is to split a video signal to four monitors as is
shown in the figure (upper part). The monitors are easily programmed for this
task using the remote control that comes with each monitor. The setting is
preserved if the monitor looses power or if it is switched off.
Today, most
digital signage is in standard resolution. However, the MultiQ media players
support high definition up to 1080p (1920x 1080 pixels). If the signal is split
to four monitors you will get a video wall consisting of four monitors each
having a resolution comparable to standard resolution using just one single
media player.
Using
non-expensive and easily accessible HD video editing software (such As Serif
Movie Plus X5) you can create a common video signal from four original video
signals. This makes it possible to have separate messages on each monitor and
to make an immediate switch to a common message that extends across all four
screens by adding a transition to just one full screen video signal.
If you need larger
video walls or other configurations, the video signal may be stretched across
several monitors to your preference. Any matrix less than 4x4 monitors can be
generated. Spectacular alternatives, such as 4x1 monitors in landscape or
portrait orientation can also be achieved. By using animation software, such as
Web Draw Plus X5, you can adapt your dynamic signs to any aspect ratio and
video wall matrix configuration.
You can get more
information on how to build video wall content in the MultiQContent Creation Quick Guide Part 1.
Release your
creativity with MultiQ video wall technology.
Several
MultiQ media players can share a common Full HD video signal.
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Lars-Ingemar Lundström
Documentation and Training Manager, MultiQ
Not all video wall components have that capacity, so it’s crucial to check before purchasing one. This level of reliability is important for certain applications, such as used by military branches, police forces, and the medical facilities.
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