Video Wall Overview

Video Wall Overview

A video wall is multiple screens arranged together to create one large display. GoVista supports video wall configuration and content management.

What is a Video Wall?

A video wall uses multiple individual displays arranged in a grid to show:

• One large image or video stretched across all screens
• Different content zones on different screens
• A combination of both

Supported Configurations

Grid Layouts:

• 2x2 (4 screens)
• 3x3 (9 screens)
• 4x4 (16 screens)
• Custom grids (any MxN arrangement)

Orientation:

• All landscape
• All portrait
• Mixed (for artistic installations)

Hardware Requirements

Displays:

• Commercial-grade displays with thin bezels
• Matched models for consistent color and brightness
• VESA mount compatible

Controllers:

• NovaStar TU15 Pro — For LED walls
• NovaStar TB40 — For larger LED installations
• MCTRL controllers — For professional LED setups
• Android players — One per screen for matrix configurations

GoVista Video Wall Features

• Grid configuration — Define rows, columns, and screen positions
• Bezel compensation — Adjust for the physical gap between screens
• Content zones — Assign different content to different areas
• Sync methods — Synchronized playback across all screens
• Timeline-based layouts — Change wall configuration over time

Content Resolution

Video wall content should match the total resolution:

• 2x2 wall of 1080p screens = 3840x2160 total
• 3x3 wall of 1080p screens = 5760x3240 total

GoVista handles the splitting and distribution automatically.

LED Walls

For LED walls with NovaStar controllers:

• Content is sent to the controller as a single feed
• The controller distributes pixels to LED modules
• Supports extreme aspect ratios common in LED installations