Creative layouts
Controlled from a standard PC
Network Video Wall
Control Rooms
Menu Boards
With Monitors AnyWhere’s Network Video Wall:
Use a standard PC to manage your Video Walls
You don't need to install any additional video cards on the host PC
No need for those splitters, cable extenders or any cumbersome infrastructure
Enjoy the freedom of placing the central PC anywhere within the local area network
Easily create eye catching video walls that runs Videos, Images, HTML5 content
and a variety of external sources
4×2 Portrait video wall
2×4 video wall and digital signage screens
6×2 video wall
6×6 Video wall
3×2 Video wall
3×2 Portrait video wall
3×3 Video wall
2×2 Video wall
5×1 Video wall
How does it work?
Monitors AnyWhere runs over a HDMI over LAN technology. HDMI over LAN zero clients replace graphic cards and connect a central computer to each TV Screen, through a local network.
Each zero client has its own unique IP address permitting Monitors AnyWhere to communicate directly between the PC and the displays – No additional hardware is needed on the central PC.
Using our dedicated software you can search the network and connect the HDMI over LAN component to the computer – just like adding physical display adaptors!
Monitors Anywhere takes advantage of existing functionality within operating systems called Extended Desktop Mode, through which different content can be displayed simultaneously on multiple screens which are connected to only one computer.
The remote monitors – distributed throughout your establishment – are controlled and fed by the Monitors AnyWhere central control system.
For more information check how easy is the setup of a Network Video Wall with Monitors AnyWhere.
Main features
Be creative!
Connect a large number of monitors to your system to create a video wall of any shape, size and layout.
Don’t limit your creativity – place the screens anywhere on your layout and give them a tilt.
Span your desktop on multiple screens
Create a stretched desktop on a large number of screens and extensive resolution.
Ideal in a quick service restaurant, where each menu board can show different or spanned content across multiple screens.
Multi-zones support
You may want to divid your video wall into different zones, each consisting of one or more screens, showing different content.
With Monitors AnyWhere Connect it’s simple to create multiple zones.
Position your screens at any angle!
For instance, the screens can be rotated by 180 degrees in case the displays’ bottom bezel is thicker than the upper one, and you would like to install the screens in an up-side-down position.
The software also includes bezel compensation feature.
Compensate for the physical space created by monitor bezels to output a continuous image across multiple screens.
Tech Specs
Windows 7 32bit/64bit, Server 2008R2, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 10 32bit/64bit, Server 2012 R2, Server 2016
For high performance and to be able to show dynamic content on the video wall, we don’t recommend on a virtual machine as the host PC.
Please check our system configuration guide for a video wall setup.
Please note (this is important!):
We currently support Windows®10 updates of up to and including May 2018 (Build 1809).
Later updates (1903 & 1909) are partially supported for showing different content on each screen (Extended mode).
Mirror mode and Video Wall mode are not available yet in the latest builds of Windows®10.
We are working hard on adapting the driver to support the latest Windows’® builds, but until further notice,
please keep your Windows® on build 1809 if you wish to run our solutions.
For more information click here
For Video Walls we would recommend using a standard Core i7, at least 4th generation.
In addition, for better performance we would recommend adding a single HD graphic display adaptor from nVidia or AMD,
which will off-load the CPU’s graphic processor. Read more here
Gigabit Ethernet network.
Please note:
HDMI over LAN zero clients supported by Monitors AnyWhere
The following HDMI over LAN zero clients are tailored to work with the Monitors AnyWhere solution:
- Centerm C75 v1 and v2 Zero Client (Based on SMSC chip set)
- ThinGlobal MiniPoint Ethernet Adaptor (based on SMSC chip set)
- HP T200 Zero Client (based on SMSC chip set)
- Atrust m320 Zero Client (based on SMSC chip set)
- Atrust m220 Zero Client (based on DisplayLink chip set)
- GoodWay AE6210A1 Gigabit Ethernet to DVI Adapter (based on DisplayLink chip set)
- VideoHome Z-client 1080 (based on DisplayLink chip set)
- StarTech IPUSB2HD2 or IPUSB2VGA (based on DisplayLink chip set)
- PHiStek ZE6000 and ZE5000 Gigabit Ethernet Adaptor (based on SMSC chip set)
- LKV376 PC to HDMI over LAN (based on SMSC chip set)
For more information, see our Partners section
HDMI over LAN technology
HDMI over LAN zero clients must be located in the same LAN network segment (same subnet or VLAN) with the host PC.
Otherwise, certain rules should be added on the firewall in order for it to work properly over different VLANs.
Please contact us for more information.
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Software requirements
.Net Framework 4.5.1 and above must be installed and enabled on the computer running Monitors AnyWhere.
Quick Access to :
Download
- To download Monitors AnyWhere fully-functional, 30-day evaluation version (Trial mode will allow you to control up to 4 remote displays), please fill out the form and you’ll be forwarded to a download page.
- Make effective use of our instructional videos and online manuals, located in our Online Knowledge Base, that demonstrate how to install and use our software.
- Read more about the new features, enhancements and bug fixes in our Release Notes section.
- For more information check how easy is the setup of a Network Video Wall with Monitors AnyWhere.
- NEW Would you like to evaluate our software but you don’t have a zero client or a display card with multiple outputs?
Now you can use our Screen Emulator to easily add virtual screens to your system and test our software!