LED video wall setup?
Hi everyone! I have a small sound company and we just got a led video wall to include in our services, I'm looking for software similar to resolume, but since that software is too expensive for me right now (at least the option with more than one option) I found myself looking into better options talking about price. I have a couple questions, I know HeavyM is for ''projection'' mapping, but, can I send the content to a video wall controller? just using a HDMI cable? would it work just fine? one thing I would like to do with my setup is placing led panels on different positions on the stage and being able to send same/different content to those configurations, (I believe that's the mapping part, newbie here!), can I do that with HeavyM? that's the reason I dont want to get the cheaper version of resolume, because only offers one output without the option for different configurations. I'm not completely sure how the HeavyM software send the content out... so, I've been checking the training videos and looks like I can do what with this software what I intent to do with my setup, since all the training videos use projectors, I just want to make sure this applies to a led wall/panels too. I'll appreciate any help. Thank you.
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Official comment
Hello!
I'm glad to hear about your venture into expanding your sound company's services with a LED video wall. Regarding your query about using HeavyM for your setup, I have some good news. Yes, you can indeed send real-time content generated with HeavyM to a video wall controller using an HDMI cable. This setup will work fine for your needs.
As for your specific requirement of placing LED panels in different positions on the stage and sending the same or different content to these configurations, HeavyM is capable of handling this. Although it's primarily known for projection mapping, the software's flexibility allows it to adapt to various display setups, including LED walls and panels.
It's great that you've been checking out the training videos. While they mostly showcase projectors, the principles and techniques should generally apply to LED walls/panels as well. The key is in how you configure your output settings in HeavyM to match your hardware setup.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask the support : https://www.heavym.net/contact/
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