LED Use Case Scenarios

Introduction

This document discusses the number of use case scenarios that are possible using Aximmetry.
NOTE: Additional documentation to discuss the given examples is linked under their descriptions.

IMPORTANT: The following subcategories discuss the setup procedure required for every use case scenario:

• Preparation of the Virtual Studio Scene
• Setting Up the Inputs
• Setting Up the LED Walls
• Setting Up the Digital Extension

NOTE: Only the defining hardware components were listed in the description of each use-case scenario below.
NOTE: The actual number of usable LED processors is limited only by the computer's/computers' available output ports.
NOTE: The actual number of usable LED Walls is limited only by the computer's/computers' computing capacity to render content for it at the required resolution and frame rate.

Single-Machine LED Setups

NOTE: Every Single-Machine LED setup has limitations. To be able to use the full feature set Aximmetry offers for such productions, a minimum of two machines is needed.

Basic Setup

The most basic LED Setup consists of the following hardware components:

• 1 tracked camera
• 1 machine (computer)
• LED processor 
• LED Wall

Multiple Cameras

The most basic multi-camera LED Setup consists of the following hardware components:

• More than 1 tracked camera
• 1 machine (computer)
• LED processor
• LED Wall

Multi-Machine Setups

Basic Multi-Machine Setup

The most basic multi-machine LED Setup consists of the following hardware components:

• 1 or more tracked cameras
• 2 machines (computers)
• LED processor
• LED Wall

1 Machine renders content for the LED Wall.
1 Machine receives the camera input(s), renders the Digital Extension (if needed), and does other post-processing.

NOTE: Once the setup procedure is complete, to learn more about this, please refer to the following document:
Simple Multi-Machine LED Setup

Multi-Machine, Multiple LED Walls

The most basic multi-machine, multi-camera LED Setup consists of the following hardware components:

• 1 or more tracked cameras
• 2 or more machines (computers)
• 1 or more LED processors
• Multiple LED Walls

1 or more Machines render content for the LED Walls
1 Machine receives the camera input(s), renders the Digital Extension (if needed), and does other post-processing.
NOTE: In this case, the use of an additional machine as the control machine is optional, but strongly recommended.

NOTE: The above hardware list can be scaled to include more machines, LED processors, and LED Walls.