Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual

Use the same media player model (either all DMP 4310G, all SV-4K media

players) throughout the video wall.

Use the same TV model throughout the video wall with a uniform bezel size (ultra

narrow bezel strongly recommended).

NOTE: TV screens with an ultra narrow bezel help

ensure the best viewing experience without important text

or data being cut off.

While using multicast videos for both video regions is supported, it is

recommended to use a combination of multicast and locally-stored videos for the

video regions (or local video for both video regions).

Create video to be the same size as the video region where it will be rendered.

This avoids any unnecessary video scaling.

Use consistent video aspect ratio, and design video regions so that they are

consistent with the aspect ratio of video content.

Use constant bit rate (CBR) for local video files for best performance in video

walls.

Restrictions for Video Walls

Before you create video walls with the SV-4K , consider the following restrictions:

Multicast video is not supported for a multi-screen video wall. For example, the

SV-4K cannot stretch multicast content across four displays to convey a single

image.

All SV-4K screens in the video wall should use 1920x1080 format.

Widgets, external URLs, and multicast video tuning synchronization are not

supported by the SV-4K DMP-to-DMP content synchronization feature.

When using zone-based content synchronization for video walls, one SV-4K

device controls synchronization. If that SV-4K stops showing video, then all SV-

4K displays in the video wall stop showing content.

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