by David | Mar 11, 2026
Yes. LED video walls are modular by design and individual modules can be replaced without affecting the rest of the screen. We hold a matched set of spare modules for your specific installation — calibrated to the same batch as your screen — and replace like-for-like...
by David | Mar 11, 2026
Yes, provided the ceiling structure is capable of supporting the weight. A structural engineer sign-off may be required depending on the load and the building type. Where an existing ceiling cannot support the screen directly, we can design and install a supporting...
by David | Mar 11, 2026
In a practical sense, yes — though not in the traditional sense of requiring the audience to wear glasses. While active glasses-based 3D is technically possible, it is rarely practical in a commercial setting. What works very effectively is a technique sometimes...
by David | Mar 11, 2026
A ghost frame is a feature used primarily in broadcast and autocue applications. It allows the screen to simultaneously display two different versions of an image — one visible to the human eye and one that is invisible to the naked eye but correctly exposed for a...
by David | Mar 11, 2026
Yes. LED wall controllers accept standard HDMI inputs, as well as DisplayPort, DVI, SDI, and in many cases 4K and 8K sources. The controller handles the conversion and scaling of the incoming signal to match the native resolution of your LED wall. We check source...
