• Real-time image synchronization between up to 255 interconnected displays, with a delay of only 5 ms
• An affordable multivision solution without the need for expensive hardware or software
• Automatic cropping and rotation of content in real time, taking into account the size of individual displays
• Full HD resolution on each output
• The software calculates the frame thickness and the distance between the individual displays
• The network connection between the players (connected to the displays) offers easy maintenance and operation

Digital displays are becoming increasingly popular in the field of advertising and presentation. Screens have been enlarged to attract more attention, but larger screens mean high costs. Multivisions are a more cost-effective and popular alternative to larger screens.

Multivision uses thin-frame displays designed specifically for video walls, where the gap between the screens is minimal. However, they are more expensive than ordinary displays (with a wider frame) and more difficult to install. The feature of multivisions is that they maintain the same aspect ratio as the original video, while only expanding the width and height of the screen (ie the displays are arranged in matrices 2×2, 3×3, 4×4, etc.). Multivisions are large enough to attract viewers, but they do not create an engaging and unique impression.

An innovation in the multi-vision segment is the video wall consisting of screens of various sizes positioned at various angles. With this type of atypical display system, you need to reprocess the content and change the angle. This makes content editing more expensive, which means you can’t refresh content as often as you’d like.

The solution offered by the Ducrepitu video wall is optimal in terms of operator complexity, low costs and the desired effect. The Ducrepitu video wall is ideal for an art wall, such as a large atypical multi-vision system.

The video wall can split and sync one or more videos on up to 255 screens. You can artificially set the time difference for each screen to achieve a unique media art effect. To use a video wall, just upload a high-definition video to Google Drive and choose on which screen each file should flow. This eliminates the need for a complex video editing process to achieve a stylish media wall.