We just installed an LED wall for less than your quoted price. It replaced an old projector in a church building that has lots of natural light.
It works really well and the image is very bright, sharp, and HD. It has a good warranty. In general, this LED wall should be working for the next 10 years without any problems, we were told. For us, the LED wall is a bit bigger than the former screen.
Yes, the LED wall is made up of smaller LED panels. You see a full screen, the panels are there just to make it cheaper and easier to fix.
Is is too bright? Not really. You may choose to adjust the luminosity, I think, but I'm not an expert. The company we worked with made sure we have what we want or need from the LED wall.
In our case, we have so much natural light that we need a bright screen. Our older projector was unable to create a good contrast, so this LED wall makes a huge difference. We went with LED wall that offers HD vs. a 4K; and one reason was lower price for HD.
Why not TVs? We looked at that option but there is no way to eliminate the edges between the TVs. They would be visible no matter what. Another issue we looked at was the software that will split the image among the TVs. It's not that easy to make things look perfect, but the LED wall seemed to solve those problem easier, and eliminates the glare issue.
Thanks for these resources. One clarification I'd like is the use of the YouTube resources. It says, "Since it's a public domain piece, there are no copyright issues." What does this exactly mean? Can we use such a YouTube video even if we live stream our service? Thank you very much.
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This is a practical question.
We just installed an LED wall for less than your quoted price. It replaced an old projector in a church building that has lots of natural light.
It works really well and the image is very bright, sharp, and HD. It has a good warranty. In general, this LED wall should be working for the next 10 years without any problems, we were told. For us, the LED wall is a bit bigger than the former screen.
Posted in: Does Your Church Have TVs Or Projectors in Your Sanctuary?
Jon,
Yes, the LED wall is made up of smaller LED panels. You see a full screen, the panels are there just to make it cheaper and easier to fix.
Is is too bright? Not really. You may choose to adjust the luminosity, I think, but I'm not an expert. The company we worked with made sure we have what we want or need from the LED wall.
In our case, we have so much natural light that we need a bright screen. Our older projector was unable to create a good contrast, so this LED wall makes a huge difference. We went with LED wall that offers HD vs. a 4K; and one reason was lower price for HD.
Why not TVs? We looked at that option but there is no way to eliminate the edges between the TVs. They would be visible no matter what. Another issue we looked at was the software that will split the image among the TVs. It's not that easy to make things look perfect, but the LED wall seemed to solve those problem easier, and eliminates the glare issue.
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Thanks for these resources. One clarification I'd like is the use of the YouTube resources. It says, "Since it's a public domain piece, there are no copyright issues." What does this exactly mean? Can we use such a YouTube video even if we live stream our service? Thank you very much.