Blogs and Whitepapers

ROE Visual brought inspiring panel sessions to IBC 2024! Enjoy the recordings of these panel sessions, featuring top industry specialists in XR, virtual production, and live broadcast.  The panel sessions include in-depth case studies, such as the BBC UEFA Broadcast Studio, the commercial potential of VP highlighted by "The Garage," broadcast strategies for elections, and insights into the development of the Gran Canaria Film Studio. 

When it comes to high-quality visual displays, the spotlight often falls on the sophistication of LED processors, but the significance of the LED panel itself should not be underestimated. The intrinsic quality of the LED panel plays a pivotal role in achieving an unparalleled visual experience.

Over the past few years, terms such as "Ghost-Frame," "Frame-remapping," and "PhantomTrack" have emerged, each reflecting variations of a core innovation: Sub-Framing Technology. This technology enables more seamless integration of virtual environments, addresses technical constraints, and enhances the overall experience for both crew and talent on set.

In the fast-paced world of technology, staying ahead of the curve is essential to remain competitive. The evolution of LED panel technology is no exception. Recently, our Ruby LED panels, running on Megapixel VR's HELIOS LED processing platform, underwent a significant upgrade, transitioning from a 1G connection to a cutting-edge 2.5G connection. This transformation has far-reaching implications for your technical workflow. In this blog, we'll delve into the details of this upgrade and explore how it can impact your LED panel setup.

SMPTE 2110 is a set of standards that allow the transport of uncompressed video, audio, and data over IP networks. Its flexibility and capabilities have gained popularity in the broadcasting industry. ROE Visual's LED panels can seamlessly integrate the 2110 IP solution powered by disguise and Megapixel VR. Video over IP opens up new opportunities for enhanced interoperability and flexibility.

The outdoor use of LED screens is still subject to myths and unawareness of possible risks. A persistent misunderstanding is the existence of blow-through LED panels. To cut things short, a transparent LED panel is not the same as a blow-through LED panel. Let's explain.

Get to grips with the nuances and limitations of working with LED volumes in Virtual Production. This Blog dives into the possibilities and challenges of using LED for on-camera applications.

Virtual production technology has taken flight over the last year, fueled by the success of Disney’s The Mandalorian series. Do you want to learn more about “xR”? This paper aims to give an introduction to the LED technology and challenges involved in creating xR setups.

New technology often comes with a new set of terminology. To guide your way into the what-is-what of LED technology for virtual production we have complied this easy and no-nonsense thesaurus.

A silent revolution is taking place on film and TV sets. Virtual production is enabling productions to create immersive and dynamic sets, based on LED panels. Why do the ROE Visual panels have such an outstanding performance for film and broadcast production?

Creating interactive generative content is a little bit different than regular content design, requiring some different tools and skills. In this guide we take you through the basic requirements for designing interactive content for the interactiveROE Visual Black Marble LED floor.

The LED processing system that is used to drive direct-view LED displays must be equipped with the right features to address and support important elements, like dynamic range, contrast ratio, and frame rate, beyond simply lighting up the pixels.