8K Ultra-high Definition Display Solution

Program Overview

8K refers to a screen resolution of 7680x4320, which is equivalent to 16 screens of 1920x1080 or 4 screens of 3840x2160. An 8K ultra-high-definition screen provides a resolution of 7680x4320 or higher, enhancing the audience's viewing experience with its superior clarity.

As 8K technology advances, these ultra-high-definition screens are increasingly utilized in various commercial displays and projects, including medical imaging, sports broadcasts, distance education, museum exhibitions, and large-scale rental events.

Solution Design

1. Screen Load Calculation

• Determine the Number of Receiving Cards: Calculate the total number of receiving cards required based on the screen's resolution and size.

• Network Port Configuration: Identify the number and arrangement of network ports necessary for optimal data transmission.

2. Input Solution Configuration

• Multimedia Server + Video Splicer: Utilize a multimedia server paired with a video splicer to handle the input and distribution of 8K content.

• 8K TV Box + DS80Pro + Video Splicer: Employ an 8K TV box in conjunction with a DS80Pro and video splicer for efficient input management.

3. Output Control System Diagram

Develop a comprehensive diagram outlining the output control system, illustrating the connections and workflow from input to display.

Solution Debugging

• Display Connection: Ensure all connections between the display units and input devices are secure and correctly configured.
  

• Video Splicer Settings: Adjust the settings of the video splicer to ensure proper distribution and display of 8K content across the screens.

Output Control System Diagram