I'm not sure if this is the right section to post this in, but figured I'd take a shot. Here's my situation: I've been asked if I can put together a video wall presentation by my company - most likely 3x3 16:9 monitors - and I said I would need to do some research first.

Most of it will be motion graphics with a little video from my XL-H1, putting it together in Motion and FCP - not too terribly hard of a project. However, I have no idea how I would set this up, hardware-wise. Can anyone give me any recommendations for research on this? I would need to know anything about physical setup, appropriate monitors, any special equipment I would need to drive this. I also need to know what kind of video format I would need to export to make it work. Are these project generally driven by individual feeds to individual monitors, or is it one display scaled across nine monitors? Apologies for being a total newbie on this.

Thanks in advance for anyone who can chime in with some thoughts!

You think you're new to this?

How about - "I know nothing".

The only detail I know about "video wall" stuff is what I've tripped over when trawling the Matrox site. There are obviously quite a few companies doing this but a quick Google might sort your problems.

It would seem that the new DVinfo policy of "you don't need to know where they're from" has kicked in big time, so I can't even suggest a geographical area for you to look in (this really is becoming a major pain in the a##, quite frankly).

I have no doubt there will be a plethora of posts giving you the full gush on this, just thought I'd get in first and suggest a trawl of Matrox if it's at all local.


CS

You're going to need hardware like this (http://www.9xmedia.com/products/server/index.php).

You're going to need hardware like this (http://www.9xmedia.com/products/server/index.php).

Wow, need to bring this up at work....new fiscal year...government funds...i think i can make it happen...:D