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New 4K digital signage module from tvONE set to debut at ISE16

Video and multimedia processing equipment designer and manufacturer tvONE has announced the shipment of its new 4K input module for the CORIOmaster and CORIOmaster mini, set to be exhibited at ISE in Amsterdam.

January 20, 2016

Video and multimedia processing equipment designer and manufacturer tvONE has announced the shipment of its new 4K input module for the CORIOmaster and CORIOmaster mini. The new module will be exhibited at ISE in Amsterdam.

The addition of 4K to CORIOmaster systems consists of two new modules: the HDMI 2.0 4K30/60 input module (CM-HDMI-4K-2IN) and HDMI 1.4 4K30 scaling output module (CM-HDMI-4K-SC-1OUT). Both modules are HDCP compatible, support resolutions of up to 3840 by 2160 and are now shipping, the company said.

Along with the shipment of its new 4K input modules, the company also is adding to its CORIOgrapher v2, CORIOmaster and CORIOmaster mini's creative video wall design software. CORIOgrapher v2 now supports Ultra High Quality windows for 4K sources, resulting in a simple improvement for high-bandwidth sources and an easy way to make display walls for customers, the company said.

With CORIOgrapher v2 end-users can set the exact dimensions of their displays down to the millimeter, inch or even pixel, according to the announcement. Mixing of projectors and displays also is enabled, as the system provides the ability to account for bezels and spacing between displays. Additionally, today's LED displays vary significantly in size, pixel density and resolution. To compensate, CORIOgrapher v2 features Pixel Mode, enabling exact mapping of the source content to the LED display wall.

In addition, the new Offline Configuration Editor aids in the design process by allowing the creation of complete video wall layouts from a PC without a connection to the CORIOmaster. Once designed, configurations and presets can be uploaded into the CORIOmaster at any time using a direct connection or over the local area network.