1. Introducing MagicInfo Videowall I

2. Introducing MagicInfo Videowall I
MagicInfo Videowall I is a high performance software based approach to videowall processing, using an Ethernet network instead of video cabling as infrastructure.
MagicInfo Videowall I is designed to be a lower cost alternative to dedicated hardware based videowall processors.
MagicInfo Videowall I utilizes a standard user-supplied PC to act as a point of control and distribution over a LAN, to player imbedded in the Samsung LFDs.
This allows for the entire videowall matrix to be treated as a single display, regardless of bezels, display size, rotation, or placement.

3. MagicInfo Videowall I Features and Benefits

4. MagicInfo Videowall I Benefits
Flexible Wall Shape
& Resolution
Cost
Effective
Live Video Streaming
Easy
Scheduling
Easy Remote
Management

5. MagicInfo Videowall I Benefits
MagicInfo Videowall I supports an array of standard and non-standard configurations.

6. Flexible Display Configurations
Unlike traditional video processing, MagicInfo Videowall I is capable of creating unusual and creative videowall shapes.
Displays can be in either portrait or landscape.
Displays can be any size or resolution.
Videowalls no longer have to be linear!

7. Flexible Display Configurations
Layered
Different Sizes

8. Flexible Display Configurations
MagicInfo Videowall I also supports display rotation, for even more flexible configurations.

9. Compatible Content Types
Picture Files
Video Files
Samsung IP Camera Streaming
PC Desktop Sharing

10. Dynamic Content Layouts
MagicInfo Videowall I allows the user to create multiple content scenes, and schedule them to run on the wall at any time.
Multiple content items can be incorporated into each scene.
Every display can be controlled independently, allowing flexibility in content layout.
One Content Item, Different Layouts
Multiple Content Items, Different Layouts

11. Dynamic Content Layouts
Content placement is not tied to individual displays, content can span bezels and be placed anywhere on the display matrix.
Content can be zoomed in or zoomed out to fill a desired area.

12. Instant Scene Publishing
If the user wants to publish content layouts (scenes) to be displayed on the video wall, they can be scheduled to play, or edited and published on the fly.
Edit Scene & Publish Immediately
Change Size
Add Content (Image / Movie / PC video /Live camera)
Change Position
Change Content Order

13. MagicInfo Videowall I Features
MagicInfo Videowall I supports streaming live video to the videowall via the LiveCaster software.
The PC with LiveCaster installed can stream its desktop video to the videowall.
PC video can be captured full screen (up to 1920x1080), or as a single user definable area.
Video will stream at up to 30 frames per second.
Up to 10 LiveCaster streams can be supported at one time.

14. Incorporate External Video Inputs
MagicInfo Videowall I can integrate external video sources connected to the display matrix.
Different layouts can be configured.
External inputs must use the built in DisplayPort daisy chain, or a matrix switch, and work in whole monitor increments.
MagicInfo Content
External Source
MagicInfo Content
MagicInfo Content
External Source + MagicInfo
MagicInfo Content

15. Remote Device Management
MagicInfo Videowall 2 can take advantage of Samsung’s MDC protocol to provide complete control and settings for video wall monitors.
Device Management
General
Remote Monitor On/Off
Remote VNC Access to video wall connected monitor
Monitor Identification
System
Display system information from the monitors:
Model, CPU, Memory, Video adaptor,
Video Memory, Resolution, Rotation, Time Synchronization
Display
Check and change monitor setting:
Display brightness, volume, channel and mute, etc.
Network
Check and change network information:
MAC Address, driver version, DHCP, IP address, etc.

16. Integrated Message Tickers
Text based messages can be sent to the videowall on demand from the Console.
The font, scrolling animations, and location can be configured by the user.
Messages are superimposed over the top of playing content, but not external video inputs.
Welcome to Samsung Electronics!

17. MagicInfo Videowall I Operation

18. Example Videowall using Videowall I
4x LFD
5x Ethernet Cables
1x 2x2 videowall mount
1x Ethernet switch
4x SBB units
4x DVI-DP cables (Inc. w/SBB)
1x Console PC
DVI-DP cable connecting LFD to SBB 1 2
SBB media player for each LFD, running MagicInfo Videowall Player 3 4
Network
Switch
PC Running MagicInfo Videowall Console
Ethernet connecting each SBB to the switch
Console PC

19. MagicInfo Videowall I System Diagram
MagicInfo Videowall I is a simple software solution composed of Author software, Console software, the Player software, and LiveCaster software.
Videowall Player
Content playback and sync
Videowall Author
Used to make Video Wall content files (.VWL)
LiveCaster / Stream Repeater
Provides streaming of IP Camera or PC desktop video
Videowall Console
Provides schedule and management capabilities
Gigabit Switch
VWL File
Up to 10 LiveCasters ,
at 30FPS

20. MagicInfo Videowall I Console
The Console is the program which plays, controls and manages video wall content or general media (images, movies) that will be played on the video wall.

21. MagicInfo Videowall I Console
Schedules can be created, published or managed.
A ticker message schedule can be created and published.

22. MagicInfo Videowall I Console
Detailed settings for the video wall monitors, including basic on/ off functions, remote access settings, name of monitor and network addresses, can be changed.

23. MagicInfo Videowall I Author
The Author allows for the creation of different monitor configuration and scene layouts.
Any monitor size and orientation is supported. The user can create any display configuration desired.

24. The MagicInfo Videowall I Player
The MagicInfo Videowall I Player is the client application that communicates with the Console over the network, and play back published content assigned by the Console.
The MagicInfo Videowall I Player is installed on the Samsung LFD’s attached media player, an SBB (Set Back Box) accessory PC module.

25. Set Back Box (SBB)
External slim set back box for compatible LED LFD displays.
Attaches to the rear of the display with built in brackets or slides into an accessory slot in the side of the display.
SBB-DA: AMD Quad core 2.5 GHz, 4GB RAM, Radeon graphics, 64GB SSD, Windows 7 Embedded
SBB-B32D: AMD Quad core 2.5 GHz, 4GB RAM, Radeon graphics, 32GB SSD, Windows 7 Embedded
SBB-DI: Intel i5 Dual core 2.7 GHz, 4GB RAM, HD 4600 graphics, graphics, 32GB SSD, Windows 7 Embedded
USB (2x 3.0, 2x 2.0) and RJ45 LAN onboard.
Connects to the display (DVI/MagicInfo in) with included DisplayPort to DVI cable (long AND short).
Requires second power input.

26. System Requirements Hardware
Videowall Console, Stream Repeater (assuming that a Stream Server is used)
CPU: Quad Core 3.2 GHz
RAM: 4 GB or more
Live Caster (when using the ICON Encoder)
CPU: Quad Core (Intel Core i5 2.7 GHz or higher)
System
Windows XP, Professional SP2 or higher
Windows 7, Professional or higher
Windows 8, Professional or higher
Windows Server 2003 or higher
Network requirements
Gigabit Ethernet network
Layer 2 Switch (with IGMP support)
All devices must be on the same subnet
Multicast enabled

27. MagicInfo Videowall I Licensing
MagicInfo Videowall I requires a Samsung accessory PC module as a media player, for each display.
Each system requires one console license per display, and at least one Author license for the wall.
A 60 day, 5 display free trial is available upon installation of the software.
Author license is part number BW-MIV20AW.
Console license part number is BW-MIV20SW.

28. For more information, contact your local Samsung representative, or Brawn Consulting:
Jonathan Brawn
Principal
Brawn Consulting O: C: E:
Brian Kosich
Engineering Services Manager
Brawn Consulting O: C: E:

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