Thank you, appreciate the positive vibes!

Thank you!

Thank you Greg! Appreciate the support 👍

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

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Very nice detective work! This building is indeed Nakatomi Plaza

And yeah licensing aside maybe we missed a great marketing opportunity there :)

Thank you!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks :)

Thank you!

Heat hasn’t been a problem on this one. We have some larger walls in smaller spaces too and it hasn’t required revamping hvac. We give our dealers the btu spec for each wall at max and minimum to ensure that it’s ok for your system.

You can see that this is very low resolution just by how huge those pixels are. This is very early stage tech.

Ah you’ve got the right question. There are no visible pixels past about 12 feet on this wall with 20/20 vision. Guarantee if you see it in person you won’t consider any resolution. We have some more detailed content coming soon but in summary the point at which you can no longer physically determine pixels depends on the size of them and your distance. So resolution is totally irrelevant at this distance. This wall is 1.2mm and we go down to 0.9 and even smaller. That said, we have users who love this pitch even at 9 feet away, which is what we showed to our crowd of experienced AV integrators in September last year. Hope that helps! 👍

Yep! We can design a curved wall. There are various ways but if you’re interested contact us on our website

About $50-$60k depending features and options. That is for the upgraded pixel tech from this which amplifies the contrast ratio and reduces heat output (not shown in this video)

Great feedback thank you!!

I liked the music.

Annoying music

@@ibzman1393 thx for the feedback

We do too!

Thank you! I'm not sure. We would need to know more of the specifics for how the wall is supported. If it's an RV then it probably doesn't have much support.

Thanks! You mean after the last step in this video?

Thank you! This system is $55k msrp

We have outdoor wall options as well as a coating for areas near the ocean. For the lifespan, they are rated to 100,000 hours before about half brightness

Roughly around $45,000. There are quite a few features and other options that can be removed or added on to adjust the pricepoint.

Typically on this specific wall our spec calls for 2 circuits to handle max output. But the renovation contractor only ran 1 15a 110v and we didn’t have any issues.

All our walls come with an exact electrical layout and spec

@@justvideowalls About how many watts while powered on?

@@ScottSchramm we ran this wall on a single circuit, but typically would need 2 per the spec provided to the contractor. It gets a little tight on wattage if the wall is showing 100% white at 100% brightness for a longer duration.

@@ScottSchramm About 633 watts average. Max (full white at 100% output) is a lot higher since these walls do not have AGC limiters. About 2,500.

Typically a bit higher. This one is based on a traditional pixel technology which is less costly up front but does output more heat. Our flip chip pixel tech allows for a much more efficient management of heat output. Even with this wall though and other similar installs, we did not have to modify the existing HVAC

Hey! This one is 1.2mm pitch

3840 hz 👍

@@justvideowalls wow, really high quality ledwall

@@GionniGordo thank you!

1,000,000:1 is mostly marketing jargon

There are lots of options. Our customers often want to display multiple feeds with a main source that is centered. So two 16:9 sources on the left, another two on the right, and a movie in the middle. Or two sources side by side. F1 users often have multiple car cockpit views plus stats visible. And some users just enjoy art with their source super imposed on top of it. Lots of creative ways to view content

They are fairly simple and hold out for well over 10 years. And when they dont, they are not critical failures 99% of the time so the display doesn't need to be replaced entirely. We have spares that come with the screen so each part can be replaced in about 5 minutes.

@@justvideowalls Oh that's fine then, thank you

Yes, in fact that's one of the more common use cases especially in our boardroom and conference room installs.

There may be some people, but we only allow our walls to be installed by a professionally trained and authorized crew.

Good call. @@justvideowalls

How do you become professionally trained and authorized to install these?

To each his own. We haven't run into a customer yet that is interested in changing the shape of their wall on-command but that would be a pretty cool feature!

Our prices are very competitive :) Feature and quality, we have specified all the best components possible in conjunction with a highly capable external processor which enables 8k, 120fps, fully grayscale calibration, multi layering of lots of sources simultaneously, upgrade ability and a host of other features. But most of all your buying from a company that focuses 100% on video walls, not washing machines :)

​@@justvideowallsSesli güldüm.

@@justvideowallsdoes your tv support dolby vision?

@@StepTronic it does not currently. But our processors on this type are upgradable if there was a DV option in the future

We don't measure resolution in video walls. It's the retina distance (how far away before you don't see any pixels). For example, this wall is 2,880 x 810. But it's a fully seamless wall with no discernible pixels at 12-14 feet

To each his own my friend! Come and see it IRL sometime though 🙏

@@justvideowallsI respect that. This definitely has a place for several applications.

I agree, for 50k, no DV support, and relying on a small company for software for the life of the product. No thank you. Then again, a movie on that thing (if panel joins are invisible) is probably insane and 50k to the owners is probably pocket money. So maybe, in their shoes, i would.

@@TooMuchInfoSir our software is made by novastar, who has 75% of the global market share of video wall processing and did the Olympics. You won’t need to worry about that 👍

We are enqueue for shipping to north and South America from our US HQ

lol! Fair enough 🙂

This wall is not anywhere near $300k. About $55k 👍

😂 well done!!

There can be lines if the wall was not installed properly or time was not taken to fine-tune and align the panels

Cevap için teşekkür ederim.Peki Microled panel başlangıç boyutu kaç inch'ten başlıyor .@@justvideowalls

Hey Brad, we try to stay very competitive. This wall is around $40-$50k

We have walls that have been running non-stop every day for over 3 years with zero problems. If it's installed correctly the chance of failure is lower than traditional TVs. Additionally the system can be fully redundant if need be, plus it's a non-critical failure if it ever does. A single module failing does not affect the rest of the display and can be swapped or replaced instantly.

Not sure I follow what you're saying

We have walls running well over 3 years with zero issues. My counterpoint is that your standard tv is no different but the tv has to be replaced completely because the failures are critical. If a component ever gives out (exceedingly rare in our case due to our quality components) then you simply swap that with an included spare that comes with each of our walls, and we will perform repair or advanced replacement on the broken or faulty part. Near zero down time. With redundancy it’s zero down time. 👍

i wonder how long support this will have and can you buy like spare panels in case of failure 🤔@@justvideowalls

Negative Nancy !!!!

Take a look at the MadVR and their NLS algorithm. Pretty cool stuff. Regardless this is why we usually multi-layer for these aspect ratios and do two sources or 4 sources or more.

We are using the Pros, not the standard ones 👍

@michaelz6870 Recheck those numbers and do the research. You’ll see your comment deserves correction. These are the best available without going to the 5g system which adds many thousands to the overall price.

We are using that term somewhat accommodatively

It definitely looks more complicated than it is. After our training it's a very straightforward process. Are projectors more reliable? Most of the time no. Easier? Usually yes. But a projector in the same playing field of a display of this level, they are usually around 300-400 lbs and require an HVAC system to be routed. So I guess for this kind of install it's always done by one of our authorized pros anyway. For a entry level home theater, a projector would definitely be less complicated!

Agreed!

That's a good question. Unfortunately the shots we got during the install only showed it during the setup phase before our content got mapped. The content does not have to be stretched. It can be a 1:1 pixel aspect, and then other sources can be layered next it to it or on top of it.

In fact, we only allow for authorized partners to install our walls. Good observation!

Good feedback, thanks!

We have solutions that do not require the external processor. Note: the rack has all the other gear for the customer's home automation, security, networking, etc. Our unit is just the processor at the bottom.

You don't talk about power consumption of that whole unit in home systems​@@justvideowalls

I agree with u Santa!

To each his own! If you’re ok with giving me an extra $150k I can give you everything you just mentioned 👍 But don’t be dismayed there is very little difference in what our process involves compared to the wall all in one. And I would argue there are a great number of benefits with an external processor. Really depends on the job and the customer needs. We can absolutely sell you a solution just like that though!

What do you mean?

@@justvideowalls i was being sarcastic. It's a good concept just not for a day to day consumer. That set up I'm going to guess it's at least 20k. I have a 4k projector I spent 2k for my setup

This wall was about 1 day install, and we were moving relatively slow. It's not terrible. But we do require the use of an authorized installer.

It always looks worse on camera ive seen them in person and you've got to be painfully close to see the pixels

This is normal. The camera is often positioned way closer than any person should watch per the pixel pitch option. On this wall we could go a lot tighter pitch but the customer application was not appropriate for it.

lol!

No thanks