Monitors AnyWhere Connect v3 - Quick online demo

[@UnitedWaySB]

The background music is drowning out the presenter but the software and hardware look good!

[@Greenware]

Thank you for the comment!

[@Zorro.Arslan]

hi. what i need to input source of sdi or hdmi into the source? thanks

[@Greenware]

Hello Zorro, Our system accommodates a wide range of input sources with ease. You can incorporate any type of input source by simply integrating a capturing device like a USB to HDMI adapter or Blackmagic's capture card.

[@Greenware]

We support it! You can read more here: help.monitorsanywhere.com/portal/en/kb/articles/displaying-captured-content-using-pot-player-and-mawi

[@shivammodi1105]

Hi Team, I appreciate your solution, I want to know what is the server side configuration required for this kind of application, ensuring browser get refeshed in real time? Can we Connect TV as well, instead of monitors?

[@Greenware]

The server side doesn't require a very high end specs. Utilizing our MAWi Link system, the content is being played and cached in the endpoint device. Read more here: monitorsanywhere.com/mawi-link/

[@MrDimitris910]

I want to connect many screens on different places in the town. Every screen has different internet connection via stick (not Ethernet) because it's on different building. Can i control all these screens from one pc? Actually, i don't understand from the video if i can control all these screens although have different internet connection. Thank youuu🙂🙂

[@Greenware]

Hi Sir We have two options to fulfill your requirements: 1. With our new product - MAWi 2. With our Online Monitors AnyWhere We've received your enquiry also on our website, so we shall follow up from there. Thanks!

[@StephenScoggins]

Do you have a solution for Mac

[@Greenware]

Unfortunately no... Windows-based only

[@Otiesh]

where can I get the software, could it work on a smart TV with network

[@Greenware]

The new MAWi Link can work for what you aiming for: monitorsanywhere.com/mawi-link/

[@RNN014]

Are you able to incorporate interactive displays?

[@Greenware]

I can confirm that with our new MAWi platform, you can also connect interactive displays: monitorsanywhere.com/mawi/

[@stevenpfeifer540]

Is there a ability to manage the TV's connected remotely through the system, ON/OFF function specifically? For example if you have a monitors across school campus you can turn them on and off at a scheduled time to present your messaging?

[@Greenware]

Hi Steven, we can turn the screens to show blank (No signal) but not to power them off. The screens will show black screen but will not be powered off. I hope that answered your question.

[@originalgameronline3457]

Can these units be set up with a Wi Fi connection? Or is it just LAN based? Looks very good.

[@Greenware]

Wired -LAN based only. We require a stable and consistent network connection.

[@djkamilo66]

Does the zero client have to be running propriatary sofware or any thin client works? does the connect software detects them automaticaly?

[@Greenware]

The zero client is not running any software but it does run on a proprietary technology which is not like a standard thin client. You can also test the software with any Android-based device, using our spacewall app: monitorsanywhere.com/spacewall/ Let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks!

[@augustomarchi2222]

I just wonder if you can use this with Videri v3 screen....

[@Greenware]

We can confirm that our MAWi Spacewall solution can work with any type of screen. Read more here: monitorsanywhere.com/mawi-spacewall-2/

[@taofikibrahim3403]

Is it possible to connect up to thousands of clients? especially in a control room where you monitor several clients?

[@Greenware]

We are sorry but we didn't understand the question. For control rooms you can check this use case: monitorsanywhere.com/how-to-use-monitors-anywhere-in-a-command-center-or-a-control-room/

[@RhenManalang]

Is this compatible with the OBS application?

[@Greenware]

Hi! The app in this video is an outdated version of our product. Our most up-to-date system is called MAWi, and I can confirm that it's compatible with the OBS application. You can read more here: help.monitorsanywhere.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-to-use-mawi-in-a-command-and-control-rooms-socs-or-nocs

[@SilverGospel003]

is it possible to mirror the desktop of one computer to the video wall?

[@Greenware]

Hi Edelson This is indeed possible with Monitors AnyWhere Connect. Check this page for more details: monitorsanywhere.com/network-video-wall-quick-setup-guide/ Once you create a video wall with our software, it will show as an extended desktop on your PC. You can either set it to Extended or to Duplicate the primary screen on your PC. If you have any further questions, please contact us: monitorsanywhere.com/contact-us/

[@kaviarasan.j8392]

Is it possible to connect nearly 40nos of signage display in single pc control

[@Greenware]

Yes - I can confirm it is possible. But first , some questions: Are all 40 screens in the same location? What type of content are you looking to show on the screens?

[@tukoramirez2652]

So this is the solution for playing any streaming video from any website to a smart tv, over lan?! Any streaming video from any website that i am watching on my laptop, can watch it also on my smart tv, via ethernet?!

[@Greenware]

Hi Tuko, Our solution is not primarily for your requirement but can also offer the same use case. For your specific use case I would recommend a streaming device, such as Google's Chromecast.

[@tukoramirez2652]

@@Greenware Google's Chromecast support streaming any video from any streaming website that i am watching on my laptop using Chrome, to a smart tv via ethernet? Not wifi. Because i don't want to use wifi.

[@Greenware]

@@tukoramirez2652 Chromecast is a streaming device from your smartphone and from your laptop. We are mostly used for digital signage in enterprises, hospitality, retail, industrial lines and such... Not for home use...

[@tukoramirez2652]

@@Greenware ok i understand that your solution is mostly not for home use. But because you recommended Google's Chromecast as a solution for my problem and because i read at a website that when using Chromecast, even if you want to stream over ethernet, you must aiways have wifi enabled. I would appreciate it if you could give me a clear and definite answer to my question. Can i stream Chrome browser from my laptop to smart tv via ethernet, having wifi disabled all the time?

[@frankielim220]

Who has provide such services ?

[@Greenware]

Hi Frankie We've forwarded your request to our partners in Malaysia. Let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks!

[@sunethrio5206]

is there a reference to using relion as a thin client

[@Greenware]

Please explain what is exactly your requirement so we can give you the full detailed solution. For more details, please contact our sales team: monitorsanywhere.com/contact-us/

[@alialfaraj7952]

could i use is it to connect 24 screens with my PC? and what a bout the voice?

[@Greenware]

From one PC, you can push a maximum of: - 16 different content channels (not 16 screens, mind you - 16 content channels), or - 16 mirror groups, where each group can contain an unlimited number of screens, or - 16 video walls, where each wall can contain an unlimited number of screens. If you need to push more than 16 different content channels, you can either use 2 (or more) PCs or VMs. This will not affect the price, as we only price per screen. For more details: monitorsanywhere.com/mawi

[@marcominotti5920]

@@Greenware Ok the screen, but the Voice? I see but I don't hear audio.

[@Greenware]

@@marcominotti5920 Do you need to output the same audio on all screens? or each screen with its own audio?

[@marcominotti5920]

@@Greenware Hi, I currently have to broadcast on one monitor via virtual machine

[@PeterDMureithi]

Fantastic

[@festuslouis9801]

Hello can I contact you?

[@Greenware]

You can easily contact us over our website: monitorsanywhere.com