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Hi, wondering if anyone has experience using PiWall with non-standard video sizes - like very wide videos? Project would link 7 screens horizontally, with a resulting resolution covering something like 3360x320. Has anyone used a video tool to create videos of stretched resolution and is there any special PiWall configuration to handle?
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Mar 20, 2021, 3:05:16 PM3/20/21
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It works, but you have to know, in multicasted way the video X resolution must be 1080p max!
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You can do this without piwall. The idea is to stream a superwide video to the local network using its multicast ip address. Then each Pi will receive a synced wide frame, but it is configured to only display a portion of the frame. FFMPEG can make the video. OMXplayer can send and receive streams.