Can you confirm with the 2 Pro7 setup: You are running an output to the LED Wall Processor from Computer 1, and from Computer 2 you're running an output to video switcher that is running to the LED Wall also. You could condense this setup using the same technique with less hardware. Instead of sending an NDI Out from Computer 1, instead run the NDI out from computer 2 and use a look that is using either the live video input for the NDI In, or creating a shape linked to the video input on any of the other layers, other than the mask layer. Then you just have the one input at the LED Processor and you can bypass the switcher. You would still have full control of what goes to the LED wall. You may lose a little bit of flexibility depending on how you would be utilizing all the layers but this would be a reverse engineered way to utilize 2 ProPresenters for the same concept. Thanks for the Video.
Instead of a second computer, I assume you could use something like Resolume Avenue on Computer 1 to drive the Video Input layer in Pro7, and then use that layer in combination with Looks to send different content to different screens. Jake made a video on this topic one month after this one. (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0jzmsSVWLes.htmlsi=zR-whjHiZ14fv7oB) Great video, I appreciated the details on the Looks and Themes and Screen setup, and how to handle non-16:9 wall and content.
Your screen is a 20:9 ratio then. So if you have a maximum output resolution of 1920x1080, (which is 16:9 but this doesn't matter since your screen isn't going to be the same) you'll have to divide the maximum width (1920 pixels wide) by the ratio for the width (20) which gives you 96 pixels. Then, you multiply that 96 pixels by the height of your ratio (9) to give you a maximum height of 864 pixels. So 1920x864 is the resolution you are probably looking for if you have a standard 1080p output. Hope this helps!
