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Four Sides, No Back: What an LED Cube Does That a Flat Screen Cannot
Most display thinking is flat. A screen has a front, a wall, and a viewer standing in front of it. The relationship is directional: the content faces one way, the audience faces back. An LED cube breaks that assumption entirely. Four sides, sometimes five, including the base each displaying content simultaneously, viewable from any angle, […]
LCD Video Wall Matrix
Creating content for video walls can be more complex due to the variety of setups. Let’s examine a few common configurations: When working with video walls, there are two common scenarios:
Custom-Shaped LCD Screens
Creative projects may require custom-shaped screens with unique resolutions. Always confirm the resolution of the display before creating content to ensure it fits perfectly. Here are some examples:
Standalone LCD Screens (Horizontal Orientation)
These horizontal displays range in size from 10 to 110 inches and are typically in a 16:9 aspect ratio. The most common resolutions for these screens are: It’s rare to encounter screens with lower resolutions, but you might find some older displays with resolutions such as:
Standalone LCD Screens (Vertical Orientation)
In this category, there are two scenarios to consider: Rotated Horizontal Screens: These screens are originally designed for landscape orientation but are installed vertically. In this case, create your content in a 16:9 aspect ratio and then rotate it to match the screen’s orientation. Native Vertical Orientation: These screens are designed to be installed vertically. […]