Which VEXWALL Video Wall Product Do I Need? A Simple Selection Guide

Choosing between multi-screen controllers, video wall processors, decoder matrices and matrix switchers does not have to be confusing. Answer these five questions and the right family usually becomes obvious.

Question 1 — What are your sources? If your sources are IP cameras (network), you need a network video decoder matrix (NM series). If your sources are cabled video — HDMI, DVI, VGA, SDI — continue to the next questions.

Question 2 — Do sources need to appear on one shared wall at the same time? If you need several sources spliced, roaming or overlapping on a single wall, you need a video wall processor (K, D or P series). If each display simply shows one full source and you mainly switch between them, consider a seamless matrix switcher.

Question 3 — Are you working from a single ultra-HD source? If one computer or player must stretch across 4 to 9 screens as a single canvas (ultra-wide or a video wall), a multi-screen controller (M104, M106 or M09) is the simplest pure-hardware answer.

Question 4 — How many screens and what layout? 4 to 9 screens from one input: multi-screen controller. A large wall from many independent sources: video wall processor. Many cameras: decoder matrix. Many sources to many displays with clean switching: matrix switcher.

Question 5 — Do you need IP decoding or seamless switching? IP camera decoding → NM series. Seamless, no-black-screen switching between sources → hybrid matrix (8×8 to 40×40).

Quick summary:

- One ultra-HD source → many screens as one canvas → Multi-Screen Controller

- Many direct sources → one shared wall with windows → Video Wall Processor

- Many IP camera streams → a surveillance wall → Decoder Matrix

- Many sources → many displays, clean switching → Seamless Matrix

Still not sure? Send us your source list and screen layout via the RFQ form. Our engineers confirm the right model, layout table and configuration for your exact project — and a preliminary recommendation is always subject to engineering confirmation.