Hello
I want to have a 1 row , 3 column video wall with a 30 degree tilt
the content would be level but the screen angled,
how is this done?
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JRB Technical Sounds like you want a Menu Board Mount.
Chief and other manufacturers make these, although I don't know of anyone off hand that has something that goes as far as 30°.
Chief's Fusion mount goes to 20°.
Ceiling version:
https://www.milestone.com/products/chief/mounts/display/ceiling/lcm_menu_board
Wall version:
https://www.milestone.com/products/chief/mounts/display/wall-tilting/lwm_menu_boards
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Darryl Deschene Thanks John
But the mounts, are not the issue, it's planning to content to play level on the tilted screen
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Allen H. Porter Are you asking how to get the video on each display?
If the displays are commercial Samsung, LG, or NEC you can use the tile/matrix mode. One player feeds display 1 and a Display Port cable loops from display 1 to display 2 to display 3.
If you dont have tile/matrix mode or you want a higher resolution you use one Brightsign player per display and the video is synched via enhanced sync mode of the players.
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JRB Technical Is the mount tilted horizontal (trying to understand)?
If so, then you build content in something like Adobe After Effects as a larger video space with 3 rotated view ports in it, and then output each displays video already rotated to match the angle of your displays.
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Darryl Deschene it's portrait but angled
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Darryl Deschene 
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JRB Technical Yes, one of the ways most people do this is in Adobe After Effects:
It takes a little time to get the layout right, but then whatever video/graphics you put in the Main composition transfers to the corresponding screens to be rotated and cropped accordingly for the output video that you render for each screen.
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Darryl Deschene That's very useful, would you be able to post that after effects file as a starting point?
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