This page covers direct-view LED video walls. The image comes from the LED tiles themselves. Projection systems are a separate design choice.
MALIBU WIRED / BARCO / SEAMLESS LED
Precision in every pixel.
Possibility at every scale.
Explore Barco TruePix and NT LED video walls with Malibu Wired. Plan the picture, processing and installation around your Los Angeles space.
One continuous picture.
A carefully designed system.
Direct-view LED tiles build a single canvas without LCD panel borders. We coordinate the screen with your content, seating, lighting and audio, then specify the model and processing for the job.
TruePix
A modular indoor platform with Infinipix Gen2 processing, guided module placement and self-leveling mounting. Compare the exact TruePix variant for brightness and the installation environment.
NT and NT-I
Slim indoor LED tiles with Infinipix Gen2 processing and front or rear service access. The NT-I range adds brighter variants; the right choice depends on your room and operating brief.
The detail behind the picture.
A modular display begins with the cabinet. Its native pixels and dimensions determine the array; the installation adds structure, power, service access and signal processing.
Official Barco product imagery.
A cinema master.
A dedicated cinema system.
Runar DCI is Barco’s dedicated cinema LED path. Barco specifies DCI HDR certification to CTP 1.50, with a native 4,096 × 2,160 canvas in its 17:9 configuration. It is a separate choice from TruePix, NT and the consumer-HDR Runar system.
For a filmmaker’s screening.
A Digital Cinema Package (DCP) uses a cinema playback chain. We specify the compatible cinema server, processing and security requirements around the selected Runar DCI system. Encrypted content also needs the distributor’s authorization and the appropriate keys; certification alone does not provide access to a film.
Match the specification to the format.
Barco lists 300-nit DCI HDR playback and up to 1,000 nits for consumer HDR on Runar DCI. Its 5,120 × 2,160 Cinemascope option needs a separate design. DCI certification and a DCI-P3 color-gamut claim describe different things.
Different arrays.
The same native 4K resolution.
Two calculated UHD examples. Each produces 3,840 × 2,160 pixels; the active image size changes with the cabinet.
TruePix TP0.9-I
6 × 6 cabinets
3.660 × 2.058 m active image
NT1.2
8 × 8 cabinets
4.800 × 2.700 m active image
Calculated flat arrays for comparison. Active image dimensions exclude structure, trims and installation clearances.
Malibu Wired / Video Wall Studio
Plan your Barco video wall.
Set the room, compare models and attach your configuration to an inquiry.
Building your room…
136″9′ 10″ × 5′ 6″Home theater
LED cabinets255 columns × 5 rows
Display resolution3,200 × 1,8000.9 mm nominal pitch
Viewing angle45.2°At 11′ 10″ from screen
Fits your room envelope
Check final installation clearances with our team.
No matching preview. Edit your measurements or explore Advanced for a custom layout.
Explore matching systems
Straight from the manufacturer.
Original product brochures and specifications. Open a PDF to view or save a copy.
Barco TruePix TP0.9-I
The original Barco specification sheet for the TruePix TP0.9-I indoor LED display.
Barco NT1.2
The original Barco specification sheet for the NT1.2 indoor LED display.
Barco questions.
Will every Barco wall be native 4K?
No. Native resolution depends on the exact tile and the number of tiles across and high. The configurator calculates the cabinet array; the proposal confirms processing and source compatibility.
Can you design the complete installation?
Yes. Malibu Wired can plan the display together with audio, control, power and mounting. Final model selection, room conditions and service access are reviewed before installation.
Bring the whole room together.
Talk with Malibu Wired about the display, audio and control experience you want to create.
