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DVI single link is 165 MHz, (max 1920x1200/60) however you use that bandwidth and DVI-DL (dual link) is 330 MHz (max 2560x1600/60). You need a special adapter and cables to push DL. DVI-DL will support up to 4K/30 but nothing larger.

Did you set the timecode input to that adapter in the preferences?

16384x16384 is the max resolution and 5120x1280 is 20% less pixels than 4K so you’ll be fine.

I'm on a Mac and I can't open your file with anything besides MadMapper 3.6.3, not even VLC! I tried Alley, Arena, Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, Qlab, Millumin, QuickTime and VLC.

What the purpose for using Groups, than using my method?
Now I'm trying to add groups, but no different ,
Can you please explain for me, I'm still new with Arena
Each group has is its own compositing pipeline so you can easily create sub-compositions if you assign groups to slices. In the main ...

How many monitors are you using?

Hello, I just want to clear, LED string can also use to connect to router? Cause I buy LED string but I don't know how to use. But if this LED string can connect to wireless router, I can also enjoy to use that. Hope you can assist me. Thanks! Not sure what what you're asking.

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i will give it a try
thanks Zoltán That's what I do most of the time and I extend 4K/30 signals over 300ft of Cat6a copper all the time with no issues at all.

If you go that route, keep in mind that HDBaseT needs its own infrastructure which means it can't be concurrent with an ethernet network on ...

moha20106 wrote:With your method, i have to assign each display to one layer
Example :
The red display will use layer 1 only
The blue will use layer 2only...etc
Am i right?

You can use layers but I personally use groups for my various screens.

I would suggest you use the highest resolution of your three outputs. Or you can create a composition that is combination of the three outputs and use Slice Transform with the slices that correspond to your various displays to position your content on the final output. Here is an quick example ...