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Direct from the FPGA factory — Bitvisus designs and manufactures video wall controller, HDMI matrices, edge blending processors and multi-screen extenders for control rooms, retail, transit and live events. OEM/ODM welcome.

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8K60

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Product Lineup

Pick Your Video Wall Controller by Scale

Three series covering every budget — all designed, assembled and tested in our Shenzhen FPGA factory.

ENTRY. LCD WALLS

4K60 Video Wall Controller

1×2 / 1×3 / 1×4 / 2×2 / 4×1 layouts, 90°/180°/270° rotation, PIP & POP, HDCP compliant.

✅️HDMI / DP 1.4 input

✅️Portrait & creative layouts

✅️IR + RS232 + LAN control

4K Video Wall Controller →

FLAGSHIP · LARGE WALLS

8K Video Wall Controller

Up to 36×36 screens. HDMI 2.1 & DP 1.4, 8K30 in / 4K60 out, multiview and seamless KVM in one chassis.

✅️8K60 multi-screen extenders

✅️Splicing + matrix all-in-one

✅️Command-center grade FPGA

8K Video Wall Controller →

PRO · INTEGRATION

Matrix + Wall Combos & Magic Box

Modular seamless matrix switchers (12×12 / 36×36) with built-in splicing — one box runs the whole room.

✅️Seamless KVM switching

✅️Editable output resolutions

✅️Cross-screen PIP / POP

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Model Selector

Which Configuration Fits Your Wall?

  • All Models

  • 4K Series

  • 8K Series

  • Matrix +Wall

Model

Layout

Input

Output

Max Resolution

Best For

BIT-VWC-104R

1×2 / 1×4 + 90/180/270°

1 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI

4K60

Portrait retail walls

BIT-MSE-8K-204HD

2×2 / 1×4 / 1×3 / 1×2

2 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI 2.0

8K30 in · 4K60 out

Meeting rooms, showrooms

BIT-VWC-U1-MD404Ma

1×2 / 2×2 + PIP

4 × HDMI

4 × HDMI

4K60

Operator desks, small NOC

BIT-MSE-4K60-L104PRO

2×2 / 1×4 / 4×1 / 1×3

1 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI

4K60

Retail & signage walls

BIT-HPF-4K60-104Pro

1×2 / 1×3 with blending

1 × HDMI/DP

3 × HDMI

4K60

Immersive rooms, domes

BIT-MSE-8K-212Pro

up to 3×4 / 12 out

2 × HDMI/DP

12 × HDMI

8K30

Exhibition & live events

BIT-VWC-8K60Y-115Pro

up to 4×4 / 5×3

1 × HDMI

15 × HDMI

1920×1200@60 per port

Medium LED / LCD walls

BIT-VWC-818MV-KL

8×18 multiview

8 × HDMI

18 × HDMI

4K60 seamless

Control rooms

BIT-VWC-U2-436

6×6 / 4 in 16 out

4 × HDMI/DP

16 × HDMI

8K60 in · 4K60 out

Command centres

BIT-VWC-MD1212Ma

wall + KVM

12 × HDMI

12 × HDMI

4K60

Command & monitoring

BIT-VWC-MD3636Ma

full building

modular hot-swap

36 × 36

4K60 seamless

Whole-facility AV

Model

Layout

Input

Output

Max Resolution

Best For

BIT-VWC-104R

1×2 / 1×4 + 90/180/270°

1 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI

4K60

Portrait retail walls

BIT-VWC-U1-MD404Ma

1×2 / 2×2 + PIP

4 × HDMI

4 × HDMI

4K60

Operator desks, small NOC

BIT-MSE-HDBT-4K60-L104PRO

2×2 / 1×4 / 4×1 / 1×3

1 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI

4K60

Retail & signage walls

BIT-HPF-4K60-104Pro

1×2 / 1×3 with blending

1 × HDMI/DP

3 × HDMI

4K60

Immersive rooms, domes

Model

Layout

Input

Output

Max Resolution

Best For

BIT-MSE-8K-204HD

2×2 / 1×4 / 1×3 / 1×2

2 × HDMI/DP

4 × HDMI 2.0

8K30 in · 4K60 out

Meeting rooms, showrooms

BIT-MSE-8K-212Pro

up to 3×4 / 12 out

2 × HDMI/DP

12 × HDMI

8K30

Exhibition & live events

BIT-VWC-8K60Y-115Pro

up to 4×4 / 5×3

1 × HDMI

15 × HDMI

1920×1200@60 per port

Medium LED / LCD walls

BIT-VWC-818MV-KL

8×18 multiview

8 × HDMI

18 × HDMI

4K60 seamless

Control rooms

BIT-VWC-U2-436

6×6 / 4 in 16 out

4 × HDMI/DP

16 × HDMI

8K60 in · 4K60 out

Command centres

Model

Layout

Input

Output

Max Resolution

Best For

BIT-VWC-MD1212Ma

wall + KVM

12 × HDMI

12 × HDMI

4K60

Command & monitoring

BIT-VWC-MD3636Ma

full building

modular hot-swap

36 × 36

4K60 seamless

Whole-facility AV

Not sure? Send us your layout → — an engineer will pick the model for you.

Buyer's Guide

How to Specify a Video Wall Controller

Four questions decide the model. Answer them before you request a quote and you will avoid 90% of specification mistakes.

Question

If your answer is…

Then choose

Why it matters

1. What is the source resolution?

1080p or single 4K source

4K60 series

Over-specifying 8K adds cost with no visible gain

K source, or several 4K sources at once

8K series

Input bandwidth determines total pixel budget

2. How many displays?

2–4 screens

4K60 series (1×2 to 1×4)

Small walls rarely need matrix capability

5–15 screens

8K series (212Pro / 1×15)

Output count is the hard ceiling — buy with 20% headroom

16+ screens

Modular matrix combos (12×12 / 36×36)

Modular cards let you expand without replacing the chassis

3. Do operators switch sources?

Yes, several times a day

Seamless switching models

0.5s switching vs 3–5s black screen is the difference in a NOC

Yes, and they also control PCs

Matrix + KVM combos

KVM removes a separate switch and a layer of failure

4. Rotation, blending or irregular layout?

Portrait screens / creative shapes

Rotation models with bezel compensation

Not every controller supports per-output rotation

Projector overlap or curved surfaces

Edge blending / fusion processor

Requires geometry correction, not just splicing

Built for 24/7 Duty

Why an FPGA Controller Beats a PC-Based Player

BITVISUS FPGA Video Wall Controller

✅️Pure hardware pipeline — no OS, no crash, no boot wait

✅️Power on to image in ~3 seconds, stable around the clock

✅️0.5s seamless switching, frame-sync splicing

✅️Fanless options for quiet rooms

✅️Single box replaces player + splitter + matrix

Typical PC / Media Player Setup

❌️OS updates, driver conflicts, random freezing

❌️30–60s boot, needs reboot after long uptime

❌️Black screen on every source switch

❌️Noisy fans, dust, shorter lifespan

❌️Multiple boxes, more cabling, more failure points

⚡ Pure FPGA Pipeline

No operating system, no crashes, no boot time. Image on screen ~3s after power on, stable 24/7.

🖥 0.5s Seamless Switching

Frame-synchronized splicing — no black frame or tearing between sources.

🔄 Rotate · PIP · Crop

90°/180°/270° rotation per output, picture-in-picture, custom crop and roaming windows.

🎛 Multi-Control

IR remote, RS232, LAN/web GUI, and control-system integration (Crestron-ready protocol).

📺 HDMI 2.1 + DP 1.4

No operating system, no crashes, no boot time. Image on screen ~3s after power on, stable 24/7.

🧩 Any Layout

No operating system, no crashes, no boot time. Image on screen ~3s after power on, stable 24/7.

🔇 Fanless Options

No operating system, no crashes, no boot time. Image on screen ~3s after power on, stable 24/7.

🌍 Certified & Export-Ready

No operating system, no crashes, no boot time. Image on screen ~3s after power on, stable 24/7.

Applications

Trusted in Real Installations Worldwide

Control Rooms

command & monitoring

Retail

feature walls

Transit

5760x1080 subway ads

Live Events

stage & exhibition LED

Immersive

museums & projections

Corporate

lobby & meeting rooms

CASE STUDY · MANILA, PHILIPPINES

Architectural Projection Mapping at Venice Grand Canal Mall, BGC Taguig

BIT-MSE-4K60-104HD driving a multi-projector immersive installation

Edge blending + geometry correction handled in-box, no PC on site

Running 24/7 in a high-traffic retail environment

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Questions Engineers Ask Us

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What size video wall can one controller drive?

The 4K series covers 2×2 to 4×1 layouts. The 8K series drives up to 36×36 displays from a single chassis, and the modular matrix combos scale across an entire facility with daisy-chained outputs.

Does it support rotated, portrait or irregular layouts?

Yes. Every model supports 90°, 180° and 270° rotation per output plus bezel compensation, so content aligns across portrait rows such as 1×5 office or retail walls. Irregular and creative shapes are configured case by case.

4K or 8K — which do I actually need?

Choose 4K60 when every screen shows a crop of one 4K source. Choose 8K when you need 8K input, 12 or more outputs, multiview windows, or seamless KVM with matrix switching in one chassis.

Can one controller handle both LCD and LED walls?

Yes. Because output resolution is editable per port, the same chassis can drive a 1920×1080 LCD wall or feed LED sending cards at a custom resolution. Tell us the LED processor model and we will confirm the timing.