“We decided to go with a large 2.6mm LED videowall with a total resolution of 11520 x 1536 pixels. The wall sat on top of a one-meter structure to achieve a total height of five meters, which ended up fitting the room really nicely.”
Resnick notes that Brill AV has been using Analog Way equipment on projects for quite a while now. “We can always rely on the equipment’s stability and performance,” he says.
“For the Paris summit we used Aquilon as our switcher to send the content to the LED controllers then on to the wall, with splits to the desk monitors and confidence monitors. Plus, there were camera feeds for a full program record,” he explains. Aquilon RS2 enabled native live backgrounds with scalable seamless mixing of 4K layers on top while providing feeds for the downstage monitors and multiviewer outputs. The show’s audio console was also connected to Aquilon via Dante™.
The Picturall Pro fed the native live backgrounds to the videowall and additional standard media. Aquilon was easily controlled by the Shot Box².
“Aquilon enabled us to have one operator control the switching and media servers,” Resnick points out. “Both units worked seamlessly and flawlessly. All involved were very happy. We couldn’t have done this event without the support of Analog Way.”
Lukas Falgenhauer, Analog Way’s Regional Sales Manager for Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Eastern Europe, commented, “An Aquilon LivePremier™ presentation system and a Picturall™ media server are the best combination for driving all kind of events, especially when you need high reliability and performance."
