Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual
2x3 TV-Based Tile Matrix Video Wall Example
shows a video wall commonly used in a concourse area, with a larger game
feed for groups of patrons to watch, along with rotating sponsor content displayed
beside the game.
Figure 6. 2x3 Video Wall Content Example
A 2x3 video wall is the most common video wall that Cisco recommends because in
the left 2x2 group of displays, the game feed maintains the proper 16:9 aspect ratio of
the HD game feed.
The right 2x1 group of displays can work independently from the game feed and show
sponsor, social, or other content throughout the game. The user also can change the
type of content that plays during the game. For example, during half-time or period
break, when there is no game feed, the user can switch the 2x2 to play full screen
sponsor content, while changing the 2x1 to show upcoming events or team branded
content so that there are not any sponsor conflicts.
shows the cabling for the 2x3 video wall example, where two Cisco DMP
4310Gs are used to break the wall into different display areas.
The first DMP provides the 2x2 game feed and the second DMP provides the 2x1
sponsor ads.
NOTE: This cabling design is best suited for the Cisco DMP
4310G, and is not the recommended design for the SV-4K and
DMP-2K media player. Instead, a single player per display is
preferred for video walls. For more information, see the
4310G, and is not the recommended design for the SV-4K and
DMP-2K media player. Instead, a single player per display is
preferred for video walls. For more information, see the
. In addition,
use of any resolution other than 1920x1080 is not technically
supported on the SV-4K and DMP-2K (although it might work).
supported on the SV-4K and DMP-2K (although it might work).
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