Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Director Manuale Di Manutenzione
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For SV-4K or DMP-2K zone-based video wall synchronization:
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Each media player must be in its own group.
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Collectively, the groups that are part of the video wall are placed in a zone.
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The "Use as Video Wall" checkbox is selected when you create the zone for the
SV-4K or DMP-2K groups.
Restrictions for Video Walls
Before you create video walls with the SV-4K and DMP-2K, consider the following
restrictions:
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In Release 4.1 and earlier releases, multicast video is not supported for a multi-
screen video wall. For example, the SV-4K and DMP-2K cannot stretch multicast
content across four displays to convey a single image.
NOTE: Support for multicast video scaling in a video wall with the
SV-4K and DMP-2K is introduced in Release 5.0.
SV-4K and DMP-2K is introduced in Release 5.0.
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All screens in the video wall should use 1920x1080 format.
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Widgets, external URLs, and multicast video tuning synchronization are not
supported by the DMP-to-DMP content synchronization feature for the SV-4K and
DMP-2K media player.
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When using zone-based content synchronization for video walls, one device
controls synchronization. If that device stops showing video, then all displays in
the video wall stop showing content.
Video Wall Design Examples
This section provides examples of some of the more common and currently deployed
video wall designs in Cisco StadiumVision venues.
TIP: Be sure to consult with the video wall experts from the Cisco
Creative Services team for any of your video wall ideas, including
non-standard configurations. This team can help you with ideas,
best practices, and wiring diagrams to ensure a successful
deployment.
Creative Services team for any of your video wall ideas, including
non-standard configurations. This team can help you with ideas,
best practices, and wiring diagrams to ensure a successful
deployment.
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