haneyr
01-12-2010, 05:52 PM
In a project I recently completed we used some Jupiter Pixelnet interfaces that will change your way of designing video walls. Each input (PC/VTC, HD/SD, audio) has an interface that connects by CAT6 cable to a LAN hub (non-networked) and each display device has an output interface coming across CAT6 cables from the hub. Then using the control software on a stand alone PC also connected to the hub you can move, resize and create any video image you want. By putting an output interface on each video cube/projector/display used in a video wall format you can create a single image with mulitple windowing capabilities.
No limitations on number of inputs or outputs based on a hardware box.
Up to 100 meter CAT6 cable runs instead of video cables and extenders.
Simple PC control of entire system.
Mulitiple video walls and stand alone displays can be configured and run from the PC controller.
If you want to see the future of video wall technology then check out their website.
www.jupiter.com
No limitations on number of inputs or outputs based on a hardware box.
Up to 100 meter CAT6 cable runs instead of video cables and extenders.
Simple PC control of entire system.
Mulitiple video walls and stand alone displays can be configured and run from the PC controller.
If you want to see the future of video wall technology then check out their website.
www.jupiter.com