Thanks for the video. Question I have is the audio. Does the all the inputs tie into the speaker or is only one input able to out put audio from the 2x2?
@@bryanstallings933 you have to find the center of your video wall then measure the tv and mark where you want the side top and bottom of your TVs. I typically mount the bottom TVs first because you have to lift up the tv over the bracket
Me: :: thinks to self :: I wonder if you have to offset the TVs to get around the remote sensor or would you have to by expensive thin bezel monitors? You: We just flip the TV upside and rotate the picture. Me: 🤯 He’s using his ENTIRE brain!
I am assuming if you select Roku for all four TVs you can set each unit to a different channel (e.g watch four different sports channels at the same time).
You have to have the unit hard wired and your pc to the same network and set your laptop to the same ip scheme as the unit. If you hit info it shows you the ip of the box
I’m not a fan of using four separate mounts. They make professional tv wall mounts. They are more expensive, but you don’t have to worry about getting all four measurements correct for the mount. Install looks clean though!
Can I just run each tv from its own RUclips tv channel on the smart tv? 4 separate pictures? Then merge into one large picture from one of the TVs RUclips tv channel
@@quicktechavdo you have a price breakdown? How much is your labor? I live in San Antonio, Texas and I am going to do a 2x2 with all. I’m building a new home and I am trying to decide if I should have low voltage add-ons or just wait until the house is built.
Thanks for the video. Question I have is the audio. Does the all the inputs tie into the speaker or is only one input able to out put audio from the 2x2?
There’s a audio output for each screen on the controller but I just did audio out on the tv
What's your process in figuring out how far apart to space out your brackets say for four 70 inch tvs?
@@bryanstallings933 you have to find the center of your video wall then measure the tv and mark where you want the side top and bottom of your TVs. I typically mount the bottom TVs first because you have to lift up the tv over the bracket
Me: :: thinks to self :: I wonder if you have to offset the TVs to get around the remote sensor or would you have to by expensive thin bezel monitors?
You: We just flip the TV upside and rotate the picture.
Me: 🤯 He’s using his ENTIRE brain!
@@CStewAmaze bam 💥 and if you use a control system with it you don’t have to use the sensors at all just your phone
How do you connect the sound to a speaker, especially when you are displaying separate sources? Really appreciate the video.
@@SpartyHR I hook it to a specific speaker some of the switches have a audio out port on them
How did you mount the video control box? Did the hardware come with it or buy separately?
It came with on this one
How do you log in to the user interface? I have Vizios, apparently they dont flip on the setting of TV. Looks like you changed box settings?
Have to be on the same ip scheme as the controller on your laptop then type the ip in your url bar
How does the sound bar know which input to play the sound from?
I sent to one tv
Can you do the same with all curve? Next level
Easy! I’d pull out the left and right side of video wall to make one big curve! I’ve done one like this in the corner to
I am assuming if you select Roku for all four TVs you can set each unit to a different channel (e.g watch four different sports channels at the same time).
You'll need 4 different Roku devices for that. Only one Roku is connected. So if each individual tv is on Roku, all 4 will show the same channel/app.
Yes
I like the setup! What's the price range to do a similar job like this if I provide the equipment?
How did you link to the OREI web gui? I have tried the link in the manual but it doesn’t register on my PC. Please HELP
You have to have the unit hard wired and your pc to the same network and set your laptop to the same ip scheme as the unit. If you hit info it shows you the ip of the box
How far apart did you place the mounting brackets from each other
Depends on the tv you have to measure
I’m not a fan of using four separate mounts. They make professional tv wall mounts. They are more expensive, but you don’t have to worry about getting all four measurements correct for the mount. Install looks clean though!
@@zoeboifresh1000 you’re correct just keep in mind your shipping times! Hard to get one mount quickly vs something like this.
Can I just run each tv from its own RUclips tv channel on the smart tv? 4 separate pictures? Then merge into one large picture from one of the TVs RUclips tv channel
You can but not merge to one big picture because hdmi has to go into controller for that and TVs don’t have a hdmi output only input
Are you available in colorado? What is the price point for a video wall just like this?
@@nicoleolivas2492 we’re in Colorado right for cedia but we’re based in Texas
@@quicktechavyour in colorado now?
@@nicoleolivas2492 we were! Just made it back to Texas today!
So with any tv I buy as long as I use a control box I will be able to flip the picture?
Yes
man you serious💯💯💯💯
What’s the dimensions of the tv wall
110”
Do you need a PC in order to flip that picture? Can I use a Mac?
@@timparker5825 yes but you have to be in the same network at the matrix and connect to its up address
@@quicktechav gotcha, so I have to plug in the cat 6 directly from the matrix to the pc? Or can I plug the matrix to an internet router?
@@timparker5825 matrix and pc into the router. Then make sure their both on the same ip scheme
I have the matrix and PC plugged into my T-Mobile router. But when I put in that IP address 192.168.0.100 I don’t see a login screen.
@@quicktechav finally got it to work, thanks
Where are you guys located?
College station Texas
@@quicktechav is there a better place to contact you?
What wall mounts you use
Adjustable tilting ones I forgot the brand
How much does this cost total?
@@riccorax about 6500$
@@quicktechavdo you have a price breakdown? How much is your labor? I live in San Antonio, Texas and I am going to do a 2x2 with all. I’m building a new home and I am trying to decide if I should have low voltage add-ons or just wait until the house is built.
Do u guys cover Oklahoma ????
@@brianhamilton962 if you have enough work we can travel we’re probably 8 hours or so away
Want this done for football season coming up
@@brianhamilton962 probably could would be looking at 7500$ or so
@@quicktechav
If wifey on board it’s a go fo sho
@@brianhamilton962 okay! 979-571-5131 kermitmoore@quicktechav.com
We’re are you located?
College station Texas
I couldn’t stand watching all of the lines from the different monitors.
Messes it up for me.
Cool though. No doubt.
@@tkelong3569 yessir not for everybody! We can always do a big projector screen or a led panel video wall custom sized
That control from the 1970's 🤣
We got whatever you want 😁
That shit look tough
@@Tanyewes thank you!
start by getting tvs with the thiccccist bezels money can buy...
Yep or let us install the borderless micro led video wall if you got the money
@@quicktechav Samsung has 110" 4K Ultra HD Micro LED for $150K
@@ronroca4387 you can get this done with a projector for around 6k as well
Too much for such a small room
It’s not bad there’s plenty of room they had a 85” before to small lol