I did a test with 2 TVs connected directly into my machine via DisplayPort, and an camera connected via SDI, also directly into my machine. After calibrating the TV/LED Wall, camera zoom, delay, and digital extention delay, I get great results with the footage from the camera, and digital ext being correctly aligned. However, when a scene has a dynamic compontent, like a moving object for example, there is a noticable delay between the LED and the Digital Ext:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14NvU8Rz0ryvJZyvFXcJM2Sd6hg-NozrB/view?usp=sharing
I tried to compensate by delaying even more the Digital Ext, but then It screws up with my tracking and camera, making everything out of place when moving. I've tried delaying the tracking data, camera, even mask channel, but I just can't find where the problem is located.
Any help with this topic would be greatly appreciated, In the meantime, I'll try to think of something to fiddle with.
Hi,
TV-s usually display their content with a pretty big delay, because of various inbuilt postprocessings.
You can try to set you TV into "game" mode (or what ever marketing term the TV manufacturer decided to use).
This might help.
(in case of a real LED Wall, manufacturers try to make the delay of the LED Wall as minimal as possible)
Best Regards