Product Detail
The LED Video Processor is a Colorlight video processor supplied by Leyarled for LED walls that need multi-source switching and pixel-accurate scaling. It is the box between the media player and the sending card, so it decides how many sources a wall can show at once and whether switching is seamless or black-frame.
LED Video Processor: what it does
- Colorlight processing platform – scaling, de-interlacing and colour handling happen in hardware, so a 1080p source stays sharp on a non-standard wall size.
- Multi-source input mix – analogue and digital inputs – legacy CVBS and VGA sources sit alongside HDMI, DVI and SDI without extra converters.
- Seamless or fade switching – presets change between sources without a black frame, which matters on live events and in retail where the wall is never allowed to go dark.
- Preset layouts and PIP – each preset stores source, position, size and layer order, so an operator can recall a full wall layout with one button.
LED Video Processor specification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand / platform | Colorlight |
| Control | front panel, IR remote and PC software |
| Rack size | 1U-2U depending on model |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Matching the processor to the wall
Size the processor from the wall, not from the brochure. A P2.5 wall of 6×4 m is 2400×1600 pixels, which needs a processor that outputs at least that canvas and a sending card with enough ports to feed it. If the wall is wider than 3840 pixels, plan a second output or a splicer; if it is taller than 1920, check that the processor supports rotated or stacked canvas. Ask for the pixel map before ordering and the port count follows from it.
Where it sits in a build
- Fixed installations – one processor, one sending card, scheduled playback from a PC or cloud player.
- Rental and events – processor in the rack with the switcher, presets recalled per show.
- Control rooms – multi-window layouts with CCTV, SCADA and video conference on one canvas.
- Retail and DOOH – single source, remote scheduling, no operator on site.
Buying notes
Two processors with the same input list can behave very differently on a live wall, so check three things before you compare prices: the maximum output canvas in pixels, the number of independent layers, and whether the firmware handles your sending card’s timing without a scaler in front of it. Ask for a test with your own source clip, and confirm the spare remote and the PC software licence are included rather than quoted separately.
What ships with the LED Video Processor
The unit ships in a foam-lined carton with a power cable, an IR remote, a DVI or HDMI input cable and the PC configuration software on a USB stick. Rack ears are included on rack-mount models. Orders of five units or more are packed in a single export case, and we pre-set the output resolution when you send the wall layout.
LED Video Processor: frequently asked questions
Does the LED Video Processor work with my sending card?
It sits upstream of the sending card, so it works with any NovaStar, ColorLight or Linsn system that accepts DVI or HDMI. Tell us the sending card model and we confirm the output timing before shipping.
What is the lead time for a LED Video Processor?
Stock models ship in 3-7 working days; a processor configured for a specific wall ships in 7-12 days with the firmware already set to your resolution.
Can you pre-configure it for my wall size?
Yes. Send the cabinet layout and we set the output resolution, presets and EDID before packing, so the unit arrives ready to plug into the sending card.
Request a price for the LED Video Processor
Send the model number, the wall or frame it has to work with and the project country; our engineers confirm compatibility and return a factory price within 24 hours. Related items are listed under ColorLight LED Card range and led display screen, led video processor, and direct contact goes through the contact page. Spare-part orders ship with a serial list so the part can be matched to the unit it replaces.
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