If you are live streaming or planning to do online live streaming, you must ensure that the refresh rate of your display panel is no less than 3840 Hz.
Displays with a lower refresh rate will have more scan lines (those wavy lines you may notice when filming a TV screen), and this situation can distract your online audience.
The most typical methods of installation are:
WALL MOUNT
Some panels can be mounted on trailers via drilling. This is an excellent choice if you want a sleek appearance and low maintenance requirements. Other mounting options include crane systems, ceiling grids, or any other form of overhead support.
Based on the available space and the required shape, we can provide you with a simple solution. Most of the time, you should maintain a 16:9 aspect ratio.
What types of areas do you have on your stage, and how many are there? As a general guideline, subtract 10 feet from the stage width. For example, if your stage is 50 feet wide, a 40-foot LED wall would be ideal.
How near to the LED Wall will my audience need to be?
This question is important because outdoor panels are generally more expensive than indoor ones. The key difference lies in brightness.
The cost difference between indoor and outdoor panels makes this investigation crucial. The key distinctions lie in brightness (measured in nits) and power consumption.
INDOOR LED SCREEN
1.53mm, 1.86mm, 1.99mm, 2.5mm, 2.97mm, 3.91mm, 4.81mm, 5mm
The price increases as the pixel pitch decreases.
The more panels you need for a larger screen.
Costlier panel configurations (features) include front-service capability, replaceable power supplies, temperature monitors, simple latch systems, edge protectors, and cable-free designs.
"High refresh rate" refers to refresh rates of 3840 Hz and greater. This typically raises the price of the panel.
Your installation method will affect the overall cost.