Video
installation

A video wall is a multi-screen setup that allows video content to be displayed on all screen devices simultaneously.

Video walls are operated using a video controller and are typically connected via the so-called daisy chain method. This means that a given command (for example, turning a video on or off) works on all monitors. The displays can be LCD, LED panels, tiles, or projection screens.

A video wall is an eye-catching solution that helps your business by displaying offers, products, services, and advertisements. A video wall can also be used as a part of an elaborate surveillance system to deter criminal activities and monitor employee performance.

Video walls offer additional benefits compared to single large screens. One of the most notable advantages is greater screen area and image quality.

Video walls are found in large and small public venues, from stadiums and control rooms to hotel and library lobbies.

To set up a video wall, the following elements are required:

• Quality digital displays;
• Wall mounts;
• A digital wall controller or processor;
• A media player;
• Appropriate cabling.

The installation starts by assessing your space and deciding on a grid style. All screens should be mounted and connected to a media player, as well as to one another.

The output cable from one of the monitors should be connected to the second one. After this is done, this step should be repeated with the rest of the displays until the system is ready.

Automation brings multiple components and devices together and keeps them controlled without an actual physical effort. Audiovisual automation can elevate your entertainment experience and control and monitor your air conditioning, alarms, and security cameras: the possibilities are endless.

Audiovisual automation typically relies on a cabling infrastructure and high-quality Wi-Fi or Ethernet network to work its magic. This means that before investing in this technology, you must ensure your wiring is neat, and your Internet connection is strong and reliable.

AV over IP, short for Audio-Visual over Internet Protocol, represents the transmission of audiovisual data over a LAN, WAN, or Internet network using specific transmitters and receivers, often called IP streamers. These sophisticated extenders use Cat cabling infrastructure but multicast data over an active Ethernet network.

AV over IP offers more flexibility and deployment options than traditional, hardwired AV. Encryption technologies explicitly developed for AV over IP provide considerable protection from hacking and cyber-attacks.

An HDMI Matrix switcher allows you to share and view any video or audio file on any display. Investing in a Matrix switcher is highly recommended for companies that require many video components like cable or satellite boxes, media servers, Apple TV etc.

Matrix switchers are essential for venues like casinos, sports bars, restaurants, and bowling alleys, as they cover multiple venue zones from a convenient location. These switchers are also used in radio and television, multimedia meeting rooms, and control centers, which makes them ideal for corporate, government, and other markets where signal management and fast video signal distribution are key.