A system is disclosed for processing and streaming real-time graphics by a video-server for synchronized output via secondary-network connected display adapters to multiple displays arranged as a video-wall. This system enables the video-server to leverage performance advantages afforded by advanced GPUs, combined with low-cost Smart displays or System-on-Chip devices to deliver advanced realtime video-wall capabilities over the network while offering flexibility in the selection of network display adapters and still achieving synchronized output of multiple sub-image streams to selected end-point displays. This has applications generally in the field of real-time multiple-display graphics distribution as well as specific applications in the field of network video-walls. A method and computer readable medium are also disclosed that operate in accordance with the system.

The present technology is to enable a transmitter device to read appropriate device information (EDID) from a receiver device with a reduced burden on the user. A memory unit that stores first device information and second device information, and a communication unit that communicates with an external device are included. The control unit determines to cause the external device to read the second device information, on the basis of reception of a rewrite signal for the first device information from the external device. It is possible to cause the external device (a transmitter device) to read appropriate device information (EDID) from a receiver device (a reception device) with a reduced burden on the user, and thus, user-friendliness can be increased.

A monitor includes a casing with a display, a display controller disposed within the casing and that controls the display, a processor disposed within the casing that controls the display and communicates with a fifth generation (5G) network, a 5G antenna that connects the monitor to the 5G network, and a switch that switches the processor between an activated state and a deactivated state. The monitor is a zero-client system when the processor is in the activated state and a plain display when the processor is in the deactivated state.

A driving method of a display panel is provided, by pre-storing a new setting information of a source output enable signal in a peer-to-peer protocol, and detecting a default setting information of the source output enable signal, and according to a detection result of the default setting information, invoking the new setting information when switching different drivers, a setting information of the source output enable signal in the peer-to-peer protocol can be unified, thereby avoiding the charging time difference due to a replacement of drivers.

A media display system comprises a control device, a network, a server communicatively connected to the control device via the network, a database communicatively connected to the server via the network and at least one display device communicatively connected to the server via the network. A media display method comprises providing a media display system, uploading at least one media file from the control device to the server, storing the at least one media file on the database, downloading the at least one media file to the at least one display device from the database via the server, storing the at least one media file in a memory of the at least one display device, selecting a media file for display from the at least one media file based on a user input on the control device, and displaying the selected media file on the at least one display device.

A control apparatus includes an acquiring unit configured to acquire a plurality of identification data indicating display performances regarding image qualities of a plurality of display apparatuses, and a generating unit configured to generate a first identification datum indicating a display performance with which all the display apparatuses are compatible using the plurality of identification data.

There is provided an information processing system, an information processing method, and a program capable of appropriately performing luminance adjustment of HDR videos. The information processing system according to an embodiment of the present technology is a system that transmits, to an output source device of an HDR video, capability information including information indicating display capability of an HDR video when a display mode is set in which luminance adjustment of an HDR video is performed by PQ hard clipping. The present technology can be applied to a TV including a display capable of displaying an HDR video.

Fast wireless communicators are used to carry out functions in a stage lighting display environment. LED tiles can be equipped with fast Internet such as 5G, and each of a number of LED tiles in an array can define an address that represents a part of the array. The video processor can break up an image into different parts for each LED tile of the array and send those different parts to the array.

An apparatus and method for managing pipes and planes within a virtual graphics processing engine. For example, one embodiment of a graphics processing apparatus comprises: a graphics processor comprising one or more display pipes to render one or more display planes, each of the one or more display pipes comprising a set of graphics processing hardware resources for executing graphics commands and rendering graphics images in the one or more display planes; and pipe and plane management hardware logic to manage pipe and plane assignment, the pipe and plane management hardware logic to associate a first virtual machine (VM) with one or more virtual display planes and to maintain a mapping between the one or more virtual display planes and at least one physical display plane.

A personal computer provides a video signal to dual first and second displays, improvement comprising the second display remote from the computer receiving its video signal by telemetry instead of through video cable. A video signal transmitter connects to the computer through a transmitter cable plugged into a computer display port. The cable from the second display that would otherwise be plugged into the computer video port is instead connected to a video signal receiver. The signal is then transmitted from the computer by the connected transmitter to the receiver connected to the second display. In an alternative embodiment, telemetry between the second display and the computer is achieved through a remote access card, the technology of which is well known in the art. The second display may detachably mount to the back of the first display.