Multiple screen daisy chain is a system that effectively distributes audio and/or visual content from a single source to an array of monitors in various locations within a site.
Remote Management allows the user to control and adjust the displays remotely via the RS232 protocol. Using CEC commands, you are able to have full control over all the displays in your signage network at any time.
Motion adaptive deinterlacing employs a smart deinterlacing algorithm that first detects the video source type and then removes flickers and sharp, 'saw-toothed' edges in the interlaced video to obtain stable and razor sharp images.
The 3D comb filter separates brightness and color signals better in 3D domain to eliminate cross-color, cross-luminance and dot-crawl distortion - all of which detract from your viewing pleasure. The 3D digital comb filter performs field-by-field comparisons of the television image to accurately separate the color from the black-and-white information and remove both horizontally and vertically hanging dots, as well as dot crawl. The result is a razor sharp image.
The wide format of XGA resolution LCD panel is capable of displaying 1366 x 768 pixels; WXGA allows monitors to be non-interlaced to ensure a better display performance and accurate color display effect.
Adaptive brightness intensifier technology significantly improves a display device's contrast ratio by enlarging the dynamic range of luminance displayed on LCD TV for darker displays of black and brighter display of white.
A display device ready to display standard definition television, extended definition television and high definition television signals, which are commonly used by TV systems in the world.
A variety of format choices in connecting video or audio devices.
The zoom function divides a screen into various zones (2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 1x5). The user can enlarge the image in any one of the zones on a single monitor or put it to work with multiple display devices to build an screen array or monitor/TV wall.
An HDCP-enabled TV decrypts protected content transmitted from a set top box: To prevent piracy, digital audio-visual content is protected by a high-bandwidth digital content protection (HDCP) system designed to protect transmissions between an HDCP transmitter - the set top box - and an HDCP receiver, the TV. After the transmitter verifies the TV is licensed to receive HDCP content, it transmits encrypted content to the television; and the TV decrypts and displays the content.
PBP splits a screen in two parts for the simultaneous display from a PC graphic in one half and video content in another.
PIP enables the viewing of a small television or video window at a selected location in a full-screen display.