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How to differentiate your video wall with software

Intel and IBASE Europe recently addressed the "secret recipe" to how businesses can differentiate themselves with video walls during a webinar hosted by Digital Signage Today.

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October 30, 2020 by Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator

Video walls are a common technology in retail, restaurants, offices and other spaces due to their clear benefits. For example, video walls are attention-grabbing and offer greater pixel density and screen size than many traditional displays. That being said, it can still be a challenge to differentiate your video wall from other competitors.

Intel Corp. and IBASE Europe recently addressed the "secret recipe" to how businesses can differentiate themselves with video walls during a webinar hosted by Digital Signage Today. Bradley Cooper, editor of Digital Signage Today, moderated the discussion with Daniel Lee, business development manager at IBASE Europe and David Tay, product management at Intel for this webinar.

During the event, Lee discussed several tools that can help video wall stand out such as IBASE's video wall platform.

This platform combines Intel's Eagle Bend-based SignaturePro SP-64E-MX Video Wall Signage Player with Omnivex Moxie Content Management Software to provide a more complete video wall software solution.

The solution utilizes a last frame capture feature, which can automatically display the last frame in the event of a malfunction. It also used extend-display identification emulation and display status monitoring to notify business owners to fix content or display/cable issues during a malfunction.

Other features of this platform include:

8K or 12K content.
Supports 8Th Generation Intel Core desktop processors.
iSMART intelligent energy saving and Observer remote monitoring.
Build-in hardware EDID emulation functions.
Built-in Intel Arria 10 FPGA modules.

During the presentation, Lee and Tay also discussed multiple success stories such as an airport that was able to display flight schedules on 72 dual side panels or how the Canton Tower in Guangzhou, China was able to deliver 4K images and videos with OLED wave panels.

You can listen to this webinar in its entirety by clicking here.

About Bradley Cooper

Bradley Cooper is the editor of ATM Marketplace and Food Truck Operator. He was previously the editor of Digital Signage Today. His background is in information technology, advertising, and writing.

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IBASE supplies a comprehensive range of digital signage media player products designed for single and multiple large displays that are ideal for a variety of applications and venues such as restaurants, retail stores, banks, airports and shopping malls to convey dynamic information and targeted promotions.

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