We sometimes get the question if it's not possible to integrate the monitors on the desks since they are getting more and more. Since we run Milestone I can get them to use the Smart Wall function to manage the wall. WHich handle only the single monitor it's attached to. The other one I'm quite considering is either monitors with mini PC's in them, or Intell NUC's attached behind the monitor. One being a few hefty workstations connected to a videowall controller with a videowall connected to it. We need a workable solution for stations who have allot of HD camera's. One of the reason I'm mostly looking at these videowalls is due to two reasons: I've seen it done for digital signage but AFAIK no one has done it on surveillance yet. Something with better EDID management than Windows should ideally be between whatever is driving the video wall (workstation) and the displays.Īlso on the low end, but a very fun idea, is to make use of OPS PCs to embed the workstation directly into the monitors. No one likes when the workstation reboots and the entire display wall rearranges itself. On the low end projects just be mindful of EDID and you should be ok. There is just too much programming and switching necessary unless you know what you are doing. If you're working on the high end projects.
I know Geovision and Avigilon have something as well but I have not used them. Milestone has one called SmartWall built in to Xprotect Corporate but it is pretty basic. Many VMS also offer some level of support for a video wall. Obviously that was much less expensive but it is not particularly scalable and nowhere near as feature rich.
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On the low end I have personally hung 8 professional grade displays on a wall, used HDMI to single Cat5e transmitters (due to distance), and a pricey workstation. On the high end I was involved in large project where 60 water-cooled rear projection displays made up the video wall along with Crestron touch panels, Extron AV matrix switchers, and numerous architectural interfaces (AV inputs with line drivers) made up a $4 million video wall. I have seen it done multiple ways (I have some AV project background). What are your personal experiances regarding this ? Have you build videowalls in the past, and ifso, how ?
I'm at a loss what the main differences between this and Monitor video walls is tho. They seem to have longer life then monitors, but have less detail close up. The LCD panel walls were quite intresting to see.
Mainly due to a giant LCD is costly to replace, and beamers never give the same brightness a LCD can. Now personally I don't think using giant LCD Monitors or Beamers would be smart in a control center. I noticed a difference in videowalls made by multiple LCD monitors with slim brezels, gigantic single LCD monitors (105"!), LCD Panel walls or Beamers. I was quite pleased to see all these products there. But with our IP installations becoming bigger and bigger I get more and more request for bigger presentation. I mainly went there cause my knowledge regarding videowalls are limited, as in the past we only ever used single monitors. So I had the pleasure of visiting the ISE last week and I was drewling the whole day.
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