OmniDisplay the Real-time Communications platform
OmniDisplay Main Features
OmniDisplay has a rich and and industrious history. It began in the world of real-time trading across the finance, commodities and utilities sectors;
borne out of a market requirement to collate and display real-time trading information on LED displays.
OmniDisplay and its sister app OmniTicker laid the foundation for today’s generic communications platform. Now content can be collated and
published to any size display, LED displays, Video Walls, TVs, multiple video monitors - any device or surface on to which one can project an image.
How OmniDisplay Works
You need a standard Windows 10 PC, laptop or tablet and OmniDisplay software. You can run OmniDisplay on that device, but most likely you will want to stream your content to another video monitor, TV, Video Wall or LED Display. You can connect OmniDisplay to any video device by Miracast (where locally in range) or direct connection. For most standard-alone installations that is it. You are ready now to design the content that will be streamed to your display. With the OmniDisplay Layout Editor ‘What You See Is What You Get’. You create a layout size the same size as your display - for example a standard HD TV has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels so your layout would be sized the same.
OmniDisplay - The complete Video Wall Content Plug-in
OmniDisplay and OmniTicker can deployed as Content Plug-ins to a user’s current AV equipment. This is achieved by streaming a content window to the display with its target x and y coordinates. With a theme of doing more with less, this gives the opportunity to add content to any existing Video Wall, as well as contribute content to a new one.OmniDisplay User Guide and Functional Reference
OmniDisplay and OmniTicker run from any standard Windows 10
device that has an HDMI output. With a small number of displays, a
user would invoke Windows extended monitor functionally and have
multiple HDMI ports, one for each video receiving device. This
environment is easily managed from within the standard OmniDisplay
and OmniTicker software.
Multi Screen Environment
Where a larger number of displays (usually > 4-8) are in a network, there are different network approaches to managing multiple OmniDisplay streams. In these environments, we work directly with a client’s AV team, or in partnership with an AV company.Remote Layout Management
Not complicated - layouts, schedules and playlists can be stored and accessed from anywhere, much the same as any Windows data files. Some clients have us update their layouts and upload them to a cloud shared folder from where they can be accessed, tested, amended as necessary, then deployed across their chosen networkSystems Integration - Data Access
Our approach where possible is to collate, aggregate and consolidate data sources into as few data streams as possible. In some cases this involves receiving different data sources from a client’s internal systems and re-packaging that information in their preferred display formats. The principle is always one of receiving data rather than designing APIs to extract data, which might potentially compromise a client’s access security policies.OmniDisplay Powers Video Walls and LED Displays
OmniDisplay will drive any Video Wall in native mode and work with most third party Video Wall providers. It supports a single integrated video stream to cover the entire Video Wall, or multiple video streams that can be directed to any segment of that Video Wall. Designed with the future in mind, OmniDisplay supports native resolutions up to 8K; typically OmniDisplay video wall segments have a 4K resolution. The example below has a Video Wall layout to match an LED Display (3840px x 1080px) or two adjacent Full HD video monitors. OmniDisplay will natively support and match any layout dimensions of the user’s choice and can be projected on to any surface. Users have complete freedom to place and size any content on a layout to meet their chosen layout objectives.
OmniDisplay Pug-In Set to Target Areas
Space for Alternative Sources
Software Deployment
OmniDisplay Main Features
OmniDisplay
Real-time Communications platform
OmniDisplay has a rich and and industrious
history. It began in the world of real-time trading
across the finance, commodities and utilities
sectors; borne out of a market requirement to
collate and display real-time trading information
on LED displays.
OmniDisplay and its sister app OmniTicker laid
the foundation for today’s generic
communications platform. Now content can be
collated and published to any size display, LED
displays, Video Walls, TVs, multiple video
monitors - any device or surface on to which
one can project an image.
How OmniDisplay Works
You need a standard Windows 10 PC, laptop or tablet and OmniDisplay software. You can run OmniDisplay on that device, but most likely you will want to stream your content to another video monitor, TV, Video Wall or LED Display. You can connect OmniDisplay to any video device by Miracast (where locally in range) or direct connection.
For most standard-alone installations that is it.
You are ready now to design the content that
will be streamed to your display. With the
OmniDisplay Layout Editor ‘What You See Is
What You Get’. You create a layout size the
same size as your display - for example a
standard HD TV has a resolution of 1920 x 1080
pixels so your layout would be sized the same.
OmniDisplay Powers Video Walls and
LED Displays
OmniDisplay will drive any Video Wall in native mode and work with most third party Video Wall providers. It supports a single integrated video stream to cover the entire Video Wall, or multiple video streams that can be directed to any segment of that Video Wall. Designed with the future in mind, OmniDisplay supports native resolutions up to 8K; typically OmniDisplay video wall segments have a 4K resolution. The example below has a Video Wall layout to match an LED Display (3840px x 1080px) or two adjacent Full HD video monitors. OmniDisplay will natively support and match any layout dimensions of the user’s choice and can be projected on to any surface. Users have complete freedom to place and size any content on a layout to meet their chosen layout objectives.OmniDisplay The complete
Video Wall Content Plug-in
OmniDisplay and OmniTicker can deployed as Content Plug-ins to a user’s current AV equipment. This is achieved by streaming a content window to the display with its target x and y coordinates. With a theme of doing more with less, this gives the opportunity to add content to any existing Video Wall, as well as contribute content to a new one.
OmniDisplay Pug-In Set to Target Areas
Space for Alternative Sources
Software Deployment
OmniDisplay and OmniTicker run from any standard Windows 10 device that has an HDMI output. With a small number of displays, a user would invoke Windows extended monitor functionally and have multiple HDMI ports, one for each video receiving device. This environment is easily managed from within the standard OmniDisplay and OmniTicker software.Multi Screen Environment
Where a larger number of displays (usually > 4- 8) are in a network, there are different network approaches to managing multiple OmniDisplay streams. In these environments, we work directly with a client’s AV team, or in partnership with an AV company.Remote Layout Management
Not complicated - layouts, schedules and playlists can be stored and accessed from anywhere, much the same as any Windows data files. Some clients have us update their layouts and upload them to a cloud shared folder from where they can be accessed, tested, amended as necessary, then deployed across their chosen networkSystems Integration - Data Access
Our approach where possible is to collate, aggregate and consolidate data sources into as few data streams as possible. In some cases this involves receiving different data sources from a client’s internal systems and re-packaging that information in their preferred display formats. The principle is always one of receiving data rather than designing APIs to extract data, which might potentially compromise a client’s access security policies.OmniDisplay User Guide
and Functional Reference
On this device, the User Guide is best viewed at full screen or via a PDF.
OmniDisplay
