Your Next Home Theater - Just Video Walls at Cedia 2023 

• How many PIP can the system handle? o This depends on which processor is attached. But we currently cap at 16 simultaneous, albeit those would not all be 4k. That is expanding soon too. The best answer for you is it depends. 😊 • How many different sources can the controller handle? o Same answer as above. We also have some higher end systems that enable more inputs. But it’s capable of a lot. • Can the controller be upgraded independently of the display? o Yes! We can do a basic intro controller and then upgrade later. But we need to know if that’s the intent from the get-go so we can ensure compatibility. • Is changing aspect ratio automatically handled? o The system works on presets, so you can have it trigger these with a command from a control system. Then you can zoom/crop or letterbox as you desire. • Can I dim the display? o They are 100% dimmable, again controlled by preset right now. We also have an ambient light sensor for some of our processor options. • Can I run a single small window and not use the whole wall? o You can run 1 pixel or all of them independently. So, if you want to run only a small 90” 16:9 window, but have all the other pixels turned off, you can do that. • How much heat does a system produce? o It depends on the tech, brightness, and pixel pitch. • How much power does a system produce? o Same as previous 😊 • Where I can I see how the system is installed? o We will have some resources soon for this, but our end-users will not be authorized to do their own install (for a LOT of reasons, unless the end user is an authorized dealer) • Where can I see the system in actual use? Switching between inputs, set up PIP, etc. o We will create more resources for this as we continue to expand the business into more and more jobs. Will happy very soon. • What is the specific lag for gaming? What about 120/240hz? o Down to 1 frame lag. Almost all our tech refreshes at 3840hz at the wall, but the processor is limited by the HDMI input, so we are getting up to 120hz input right now. If you need additional details or a contact send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com

I’ll be back in ten years when I might be able to afford this.

I love that tall mirror looking thing, so I can put it somewhere in my house and have pictures of my love ones constantly switching on it. I have to have that.

If I buy this screen I’ll have to charge my friends for game night and sell drinks at my home in order to pay it back.

Once a multi-million dollar commercial solution, now a $40k-400k solution, this is becoming a very reasonable. This is the rule for all screen technologies given enough time. 40" plasma TVs cost $40,000 when they were released.

Finally, micro LED explained for a layman like myself 😮 Thank you!!

Great video!

Mind blowing

What do you mount the panels on if you want them curved?

A projector is the equivalent of a Timex watch in a digital world.

i was wondering this is gonna shows 2.35 /1.78 ratio as wide screen without blk bars on top & bottom too? i mean gonna adjust itself like projector ?

So cool

When I can get 4k 120hz for $2-3K for a wall, I'll be interested.

What size is that 2nd. Just Video Walls display? (the one above the fireplace)

Imagine 3d in a cinema on a micro led,that contrast ratio would do wonders for pop..

super impressive

I swear I saw this tech in Avatar 2009 (Director's Cut) near the beginning of the movie. Another example of sci-fi becoming reality

Imagine having the ability to watch every sports game that is live atm. Unreal.

Are they at a point where they can make the screen in a cinemascope ratio?

Great review.

@ 4:52 facts lol

Would be nice if they can manufacture triangular screens? Triangles screens could be used to build dome screens.

Few questions. 1. How does this tech compare to LG OLED 24 FPS movie quality experiences, in terms of refresh rate and soap-opera effect? 2. How much heat do these giant TVs output? 3. How much electricity do they use?

Hey pretty cool. If you're pretty rich or have a very good business you can add one or more of these beautiful huge TV's. Very cool.

Hey, I think your product is innovated and it’s beautiful. Fantastic I really really interested in stuff like this one day beautiful super super neat very high-tech tech.👑💯

You showed that the led tile can bend if you want to curve around corners. But how can you do that when the cabinet cant bend?

Whoa 😮 brilliant 🤩 hefty pricetag, though From England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

dope af instant sub

Tell me more abot that 1/12 scale porche RSR 934 model kit beside you!

Keep up the great work bro!

Once the price drops below $10k vs $40k now, this will overtake projectors. Eventually in 10 years this will have 10-20% of the regular TV market

Why was the price segment deleted?

Me: I really need to cancel my $75 cable bill as I don't watch enough TV. Also Me: I really need a video wall like this to watch TV.

U guys can anyone explain to me the difference between a standard video wall like in this video and the Samsung wall tv I mostly need to know the difference in price range

I like it

4:54 - Turning your lights off or dimming lights down for movies, sports etc is not "weird." What's weird is dropping 40K on something that will be $6k 3 years from now.

How much for a 130" wall? I was just on the cusp of purchasing a So y projector, anamorphic lens, and high end screen. This would look way better. Would I be correct that I’d a 238" = $40k , that ROUGHLY a 130" = $20k? if so you might have a buyer

If you need additional details or a contact send me an email at jiles@jilesmccoy.com

600 nits … the moment HDR lefts the room.

Can't you see any lines between the modules? Has technology advanced a lot?

The first screen looked much better than the second screen.

Why you cut out the price???

You can throw stuff at the screen?! Perfect for The Donald. 😂😂

Where in the video does it say that the first video wall cost 40k?

Doesn't the "ONE" mansion in LA have one of these mounted in the bar?

I see it more useful in commercial spaces than a home.

Naw, I've had a 150in home theater since 2020. My next upgrade will be a virtual 150-200in screen via Apple VisionPro! Apple Music

The reasons for buying a projector are getting fewer and fewer…..

Ah , so the led cabinet is in a box ? 😅👌 But yeah , amazing :)

I'll take two.

600nits peak brightness? Dimmer than a mid range OLED?

I like the solution but unless having a black painted wall a huge object on the living room wall doesn't look great. I'll stick with my affordable 4k laser projector for the time being.

If we're going to have 3D printing of homes, and curved walls, a curved display might make some sense. Or for immersive content. Or...

Awe

What about input video quality.....

Cost? Also can you play video games on this?

Can you do 4k 120hz?

Don't see this as a standard home use option until the price can get on par with competitors.

When I become a Millionaire... this will be the first thing Im gonna get it 4 sure.

4:43 ABSOLUTELY YES but not many peeps have 40k to toss down on a screen. Then you need someone w/ a big enough house to put the screen. Id go off that. Whats the consumer need in terms of space on average to house this thing then factor in whats that consumer worth and you have a price range to keep w/ in. I have no clue what that is. Factor in your production capacity for the upper mid or lower end of that spectrum and its a good start.

how many years have we seen the wall

After awhile no matter how big your screen is….you get use to it and the WOW factor goes away. Nice to have, I’m sure it is, but really how much is too much?

I would be very interested to see how the software works with showing multiple content streams, How seamless would it be switching from watching a film in 16:9, to divided the screen into 4 sports events. As of now, it just feels like false marketing, since they are just showing a pre rendered video, ive never seen one working in the real world

Fine

Ask Marty if I may borrow that's sports book for 2023 and 2024.

How much?

Gee I'd hate for things to get weird with my buddies on game night lol

Video wall is the future. 15 years from now they will be everywhere at an affordable price.

Video Walls are used on most concerts, tv shows like The Voice, America Got Talent etc. They are very expensive. I worked on events with them. Eventually these walls will be in your local movie theaters as prices go down.

I don't know if your company installs Samsung products, but can you explain to me what the difference is between Samsung "Direct View LED" and "The Wall"?

When it gets to $10,000 and under then we can start talking about replacing my projector!!!… I work for a living!!😅

4:52 I would love this at less than 10k but seriously who has money for this stuff?

I can envision myself investing initially in a reasonably sized 16:9, then upgrade later to expand it horizontally to 21:9, then stack them vertically, and so on and so on. that would be so wonderful, in a upgrade-as-you-go approach, reducing e-waste, and easy on the wallet. but, caveat is tech always advances, what if the new panel additions don't play nice with older panels or old panels become obsolete fast?

I wonder what the profit margin is on this since it's marketed toward businesses and rich people.

A fabulous wall for all those up and coming millionaires. Movies, extra.

The end of projectors is near.

What's the make of that video wall going for 40k?

I think projectors will still be very relevant for another decade with the wall prices as high as 30k. That’s a bit steep. Until there’s a huge market, and it’s mass produced, this will be for wealthy people.

Wondering about the price…let me tell you more info before the price. Is this a review or QVC?

Still needs to be for everybody's home option. Yes, for millions or billions of homes, you can install this. But I will wait until the technology becomes available for consumers. Currently, 100" LEDs are very affordable, so this is only expensive because it is new and, like the iPhone, charges too much for its technology, but when this goes into bulk production, it will be much cheaper.

Disney's Smart House is coming true finally! Wake up to an orchestra on your wall

Not that long ago ... Panasonic's 103" plasma was $100k ... and it weighed +700lbs! It quickly became a dinosaur.

Probably still no 3D support :(

The cost is astronomical only a couple hundred thousand dollars 💸

I see the seams

4:58 600 nits?? 🤔

DOES THE SCREEN ALSO SERVE AS A CENTER CHANNEL LIKE THE SMALLER SONY TVS ???

Dude $40k? You buy 75” LED Tvs and put them together to watch different games. Spend way less. I love the technology but it is too expensive

3:49 WTF happened to the price????? 4:14

WHO BURPED AT 4:58 😂😂😂😂😂😂!!??

Had to laugh at the casual manner in which he said, $40k; and that was the cheap option. The technology is definitely the future for the home theatre experience, but damn... that price has to come down. Once it's under $10k, sign me up.

Similar to the Ventana MicroLED.

The video got cut when he was talking about the pricing? Is that intentional / marketing gimmick ?

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Video walls kind of suck for home theater. You can 't put speakers behind them, and if they're big enough, you can't fit any in front of them either. And, still extremely pricey. Cool as infodisplays and whatnot, sure.

He talks about it going into home cinemas then says it costs $40k. Only a certain demographic (read small) could/would pay that amount of money on a home cinema screen.

I want one to play Mario kart, mortal Kombat.

i could see this solution for budget to mid size home theatres. but the price puts them into the high end. in the high end i dont give up my center channel behind the screen. Its just not happening. i dont give up 50-60% immersion for a small gain in picture quality compared to what projectors can do. at the price point ( 40k ) you have a void in the projector landscape and there isnt really a solution for that price point. so you would have to go down quite a bit or up. So thats maybe one point the wall has for itself. But the other screen ist multiple hundreds of thousends? at that point u can get a 32.000 lumen projector. that beast can hit those 600 nits as well for living room scenarios. sure its not AS good. because ... well its projected on a white or grey screen and not a black one. But i dont see giving up the center channel for it. Remember, the center channel is like 80%+ of die dialog in a movie. try watch a movie in a language u dont understand. then u will see how important it is to have good dialog quality. you can gimp on a center under / above the screen. and at a 21:9 solution this doesnt seem terrible. but in a high end scenario i still dont give up that much for an worse expirience in a blacked out room. directly lit surfaces strain the eyes more then reflective light sources.

40k is not that much. For 10k i would buy it now

40,000. That’s funny.