Wall Control Features

VigiControl displays the desktop of the Video Wall Server that is being controlled. It enables you to launch
and organize your PC application windows across a network on another machine or locally on the same
machine and also remotely display video content from our range of XtremeRGB video capture cards.

You can use VigiControl to interactively move, size and position application windows,  and control
XtremeRGB windows by using the Windows Properties sheet. VigiControl also has a guide and grid
function to aid the positioning of windows. VigiControl allows you to save specific wall layouts as .lay files enabling them to be re-called when required.
Multiple video wall layouts can be saved and re-called.

Vigicontrol "server" can also be accessed via the Local Area Network. The VigiControl client software will need
to be installed onto each network PC for it to be able to control the Videowall.

Video Gaps
If a video overlay is displayed across multiple screens that have wide casings around the edges,
strange effects maybe seen in the video images. Diagonal lines appear broken and circles appear
elongated.

With video gaps, the video is spread across the gaps between the screens so that the lines are straight
and the circles remain circular. Parts of the video are lost in the gaps

Input Labels
The video overlay input label allows you to allocate specific labels; each input can be given morethan one label.
Depending on how many graphics cards you have installed will determine how many input labelsyou can create.

Using The Split Windows Function With CCTV/Security System

VigiControl now offers the facility to split RGB and DVI capture windows into separately cropped and scaled sub windows. 
The cropping and on screen display settings for sub windows can be individually modified and then saved as presets. 
Inputs can be split into a maximum of 16 separate sub windows. This is useful for applications where specific areas of a
captured input need to be individually displayed and controlled, such as security and medical imaging systems.

The output of the rendering system or source PC is captured by the EMS XtremeRGB capture card and displayed as a single window. The application Split Screen function is used to divide an active RGB/DVI window into sub-windows.  A maximum number of 16 sub-windows can be created.
Each sub-window will display a cropped portion of the captured source.  When split, the sub-windows will all be the same size and occupy the same total screen size as the window being split.

The sub-windows can then be re-sized and cropped using the application Windows Properties sheet.
Each sub-window can be positioned anywhere on the display wall.
Ideal for use in CCTV and Security control rooms, .

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