
Vista Systems is highly experienced in LED video wall displays and has worked with top performers, television award shows and international conferences to deliver the incredible technology behind their sets.
Vista Systems Spyders' are highly sophisticated video processors that can handle almost any application imaginable. Spyders are used by a wide variety of industries because of the total control and flexibility that they provide.
The broadcast television industry, for example, chooses Spyder for its support of multi display environments at resolutions that exceed HDTV. The corporate industry enjoys the Spyder because it accepts analog and digital sources in their native formats without requiring any type of conversion.
Vista Systems Spyders are some of the only video processors available today that can simultaneously display live-camera feeds, computer graphics and prerecorded video, making them a popular choice among the entertainment industry. The Spyder makes it possible to create an amazing LED video wall using a background canvas of millions of pixels while incorporating live, multi-format sources onto single or multiple displays.
Read the stories below to see for yourself the incredible LED video wall's that have been made possible by Vista Systems Spyders.
October 5, 2010 - Millions of commuters and tourists trust the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority to transport them safely and efficiently to their destination every day and Vista Systems technology helps deliver that promise. Four Christie Vista Spyder video processors and twelve Christie HD10K-M digital projectors installed in the Washington DC METRO Command Center and the Rail Operations Center (ROC) enable operations staff to monitor the system in real time 24 hours a day and react immediately to any situation. Read more about this LED wall installation at Washington Metro.
March 15, 2011 – When E! News, the nightly entertainment newsmagazine on E! Entertainment Television, hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Guiliana Rancic, expanded to one hour and introduced a new set design with multiple video screens, the network selected a Vista Spyder X20 video processor to meet its new and extensive graphic needs. The new set features two large NEC monitor walls: one 3 x 4 and one 3 x 3 in slightly curved configurations, and a bank of three more NEC monitors adjacent to the anchor desk. Read more about the LED Video Wall set at E! News.
June 1, 2011 – The Vista Spyder X20 0808 video processor is helping save lives and train surgeons in the TelePresence Conference Room at Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Managing up to 18 sources, including feeds from cameras and monitoring equipment in the operating theaters, the Spyder is delivering images, interactivity and PowerPoint presentations onto screens and laptops for the benefit of tomorrow's surgeons. Moreover, with Cisco (Tandberg) codecs, participants from around the world can view the proceedings. Read more about the LED Video Wall used at Barrow Neurological Institute.
October 20, 2011 – Headquartered in Houston – with offices across the United States – tradeshow, event and exhibit designer 2020 Exhibits has purchased a Vista Spyder X20 for multiple-monitor client demonstrations in its showroom and for client use at tradeshows nationwide. Read more about the LED Video Walls and Vista Spyders 2020 Exhibits are using at events.