What are the common criteria you need to consider in designing your videowall?
Videowall controller or processors are available with a wide range of features and capabilities. Many of them relate to system performance, image quality, and reliability, while others can help streamline system design and integration needs targeted at specific vertical market applications. Support for these features will vary by manufacturer and model. Most of the features and capabilities discussed here are relevant to common video wall system designs. When selecting a video wall controller, it is important to understand more than just which source formats, and how many input and output channels must be supported. Assessing the environment and application for the video wall will help identify the most critical features a video wall controller must support. When comparing between controller, be aware that manufacturer claims of capabilities or performance are often represented by inaccurate or misleading specifications in brochures and on Web pages. Many videowall controller features relate to system performance, image quality, and reliability, while others can help streamline system design and integration needs targeted at specific vertical market applications.
- Faster booting speed (<15 seconds)
- None of Microsoft OS’s vulnerabilities or third-party software bugs that lead to video wall controller
- system crashes (blue screen). Due to the Arvia’s OS being a closed system, it experiences none of
- the risks associated with the installation of third-party applications.
- No computer viruses
- No maintenance of computer OS and hard drives
- H.264 and RTSP protocol
- Compliance with Security Criterion: ONVIF/PSIA/GB.
- Compliance with Video Conference Criterion: SIP, H.323
- Each port can decode 16x 1080P, 32x 720P