LCD Video Walls Configuration Guide - A Step by Step Tutorial

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This video gives you a detailed tutorial showing just how easy it is to configure your LCD Video Walls and ensure your content perfectly flows across the displays.
Our LCD Video Walls, available in 49" and 55", feature a super narrow bezel and an incredible 500cd/m² brightness panel, providing you with an eye catching, and content focused display.
These displays are also compatible with 4K content, allowing you to daisy chain up to a 4K signal once connected and providing a cost-effective solution while still maximizing video quality with an immersive viewing experience.
There is a smart temperature control system to maximise the lifespan of your display, and an LED backlight technology that reduces power consumption by around 30%.
Please note that, in order to use the remote to control these LCD Video Wall Displays, you must connect an IR sensor beforehand.
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[@user-ko9xz]

Are they commercial TVs or just regular TVs?

[@theallseetech]

Like everything that we manufacture, these are true commercial grade 24/7 displays. What makes these displays unique is that they feature extremely narrow bezels and integrated video matrix processors; making them perfect for creating immersive video walls!

[@hyperannatv3387]

What if regular tv, is there any chance to do it as well?

[@theallseetech]

@@hyperannatv3387 Our video wall displays have built in video matrix processors, meaning a media source can be tiled across multiple screens in any configuration without needing any additional hardware or software. If you wanted to achieve the same result with regular TVs then an external matrix control box would be needed, however these can be quite expensive and the bezel size of most TVs is significantly larger than our video wall displays.

[@hyperannatv3387]

How did you connect laptop to tv... any converter used?

[@theallseetech]

Great question! A laptop, or any source such as a digital signage media player, can be connected directly to the first screen via HDMI or DisplayPort - no convertors are needed. The video signal is then daisy chained between the screens via DisplayPort, so no external splitter or control box is needed.

[@manhinhled123]

i can contact saleman for bussiness

[@theallseetech]

Thank you for your interest! A member of our sales team would love to discuss your requirements, please reach out to our team at [e-mail] to discuss our solutions and services.
Please include where you’re based so that the best team member can reach out, we look forward to assisting you!