NovaStar LED Video Processors

Need an LED wall to show video from a laptop, camera or media player? This collection includes NovaStar video processors that resize the image, switch sources and add simple layouts when needed.

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What is a NovaStar LED video processor?

Simply put, a video processor helps your LED wall show your video the right way.

It takes video from a laptop, camera, media server or other source and makes it fit the LED wall. It can also switch between sources or show more than one image at a time. Choose a processor when the video needs this kind of handling before it reaches the wall.

NovaStar LED video processor model comparison

First check the size of your LED wall. Then check which devices you need to connect and whether you need one image, multiple images or source switching.

ModelCatalog priceAvailabilityMax LoadOutputsInputsLayers / WindowsSoftware
VX1000$2,067In stock6.5 million pixels (max 10,240 px wide, 8192 px high)10x Gigabit Ethernet ports2x HDMI 1.4, 2x DVI (HDMI 1.4), 1x 3G-SDI (each with loop); self-adaptive OPT 1 fiber input3 layers with adjustable size, position and priorityNovaLCT and V-Can; front-panel LCD + knob; USB and light-sensor connectors; cascade up to 4 units
VX600$1,444In stock3.9 million pixels (max 10,240 px wide, 8192 px high)6x Gigabit Ethernet ports2x HDMI 1.3, 1x DVI, 1x 3G-SDI (each with loop); self-adaptive OPT 1 fiber input3 layers with adjustable size, position and priorityNovaLCT and V-Can; front-panel LCD + knob; USB and light-sensor connectors; cascade up to 4 units
VX400$1,291In stock2.6 million pixels (max 10,240 px wide, 8192 px high)4x Gigabit Ethernet ports2x HDMI 1.3, 1x DVI, 1x 3G-SDI (each with loop); self-adaptive OPT 1 fiber input2 layers (main + PIP) with adjustable size, position and priorityNovaLCT and V-Can; front-panel LCD + knob; USB and light-sensor connectors; cascade up to 4 units
VX2000 Pro$4,064In stock13 million pixels (max 16,384 px wide, 8192 px high)20x Gigabit Ethernet ports + 4x 10G optical ports + 1x HDMI monitoring + 1x 3D connector1x DP 1.2, 2x HDMI 2.0, 4x HDMI 1.3, 1x 12G-SDI (loop), 1x USB 3.0; self-adaptive OPT 1/2 fiber input12x 2K x 1K layer resources (build layers as 4K x 2K, 4K x 1K or 2K x 1K)NovaLCT, Unico (client + web), VICP app, front-panel knob, RS232; optional remote; cascade up to 5 units
VX4SRFQBy quote2.3 million pixels4x Gigabit Ethernet LED outputs2x CVBS, 2x VGA, 1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 1x DP, 1x SDI
VX16s$3,442In stock10.4 million pixels (max canvas 16384 x 8192)16x Gigabit Ethernet, up to 650,000 pixels per port2x 3G-SDI, 1x HDMI 2.0, 4x single-link DVI3 independent layers + 1 OSD: 1x 4Kx2K main + 2x 2Kx1K PIPV-Can and NovaLCT software, front-panel TFT + knob; RS232 central control
VX600 Pro$1,444In stock3.9 million pixels (max 10,240 px wide, 8192 px high)6x Gigabit Ethernet ports1x HDMI 2.0 (loop), 2x HDMI 1.3, 1x 3G-SDI (loop), 1x USB 3.0; self-adaptive OPT 1 fiber input6x 2K x 1K layer resources (build layers as 4K x 2K, 4K x 1K or 2K x 1K)NovaLCT, Unico (client + web), VICP app, front-panel knob, RS232; optional remote; cascade up to 5 units
VX1000 Pro$2,067In stock

How do you choose the right NovaStar LED video processor?

To find the right processor, answer these four simple questions before you compare model numbers.

Step 1How big is the screen?

Add up the total pixels in your LED wall. The processor needs to handle that screen size and have enough Ethernet ports to feed it.

Step 2What will you plug in?

Write down every laptop, camera or media player you need to connect. Then make sure the processor has the right ports.

Step 3Do you need more than one picture?

If you want a logo, a second video or picture-in-picture, choose a model that can show several images at once.

Step 4Who will run the screen?

For live events, look for controls and saved settings that make the system easier to use on show day.

Complete your LED control system

A processor sits in the middle of the setup: video comes in from your source, then the finished image goes toward the LED cabinets. These links help you choose the other parts of that path.

NovaStar video processor manuals, datasheets and software

Use these documents to double-check the input ports, screen-size limits and setup software before you order.

NovaStar LED video processor FAQs

These are the questions buyers most often ask before choosing a video processor.

Do I need a video processor or only a controller?

Choose a video processor when you need to resize the picture, switch between sources or show more than one image. If you already have one ready-to-play video signal, a sending controller may be enough.

Which NovaStar video processor is best for a mid-size LED wall?

Start with your screen size, then check how many Ethernet ports you need. After that, choose the ports and picture features that match the equipment you will connect.

Which models support layers, switching or PIP?

Some models can show more than one image at a time. If you need a logo, a second video or a small picture on top of the main image, check that feature before you buy.

What details should I send for a compatibility check?

Send the screen resolution, cabinet count, receiving-card model and a list of the devices you want to connect. We can use that to check the processor setup before you order.

Need help picking a video processor?Send the LED wall size, the devices you want to connect and the receiving-card model. We will help you check the setup before you order.Get compatibility help
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