Craft Wall licence
For your own Linux server with NVIDIA GPU.
€2,500
Per server · perpetual
No licence caps on displays, sources, operators or canvases.
Video wall software. Built for control rooms.
Bring cameras, SCADA, dashboards and remote desktops onto one video wall. Craft Wall runs on your Linux server with an NVIDIA GPU; operators control it from a browser.
30 minutes on a real video wall · access link in your inbox in a minute · no sales call
€2,500 per server, perpetual. No limits on displays, sources or operators. Pricing →
01 · Sources
Control your sources from one console
Cameras, web dashboards, RDP/VNC, NDI, HDMI/SDI capture, conferences, documents and video share the wall. Work with your sources in the browser console.
0:00The wall and the console
Top: the physical wall, filmed by the room camera. Bottom: the operator's browser. One scene: three workstations, six cameras and the LED line.
0:03Remote desktop · RDP
Double-click the window and type a line in the shift log. The wall shows every character.
0:11Linux station · VNC
Close it, open the next source, run two commands in the terminal.
0:21Web page
Pick another scene on the page and scroll it. The wall follows.
Try it yourself
30 minutes on a real video wall · access link in your inbox in a minute · no sales call
02Product capabilities
Video wall management: sources, layouts and alarm scenes
See the product running on a real test stand. Each recording shows the console or the physical wall.
- Run video analytics on the server GPUTwelve camera streams go through detection on the server GPU, and every tracked person moves as a numbered marker on a top-down map of the site. The cameras and the map are ordinary sources on the wall.
- Arrange source windows on the video wallMove and resize windows in the editor. The physical wall applies the new geometry when you release the mouse.
- Save layouts and switch scenesPrepare layouts for monitoring, incidents or meetings. Save them as scenes and select the one your operators need.
- Switch scenes on schedules and alarmsUse schedules for routine layout changes and alarm scenarios for incidents. The recording shows the switch to the alarm scene.
- SCADA moduleMimic diagrams with live OPC UA, Modbus TCP and MQTT tags and ISA-18.2 alarms. Included in the licence.
- 24/7 reliabilityEvery source in its own process, automatic recovery, the wall restored after a restart, and a hot standby server.
Also included
- Source formats
- RTSP, RTMP, HLS, SRT, NDI and HDMI/SDI capture; web pages, documents, video and RDP/VNC.
- Access control
- SSO, MFA, RBAC and LDAP for operator access and permissions.
- Hot standby
- Plan a standby server for deployments that require redundancy.
- Conferences and overlays
- Conferencing sources, OSD labels and scrolling tickers.
03How it works
Turn a Linux server into a video wall controller
Connect your sources to the server and your displays to its video outputs. Operators manage the wall from a browser on the local network.
Your sources
IP cameras, NDI, HDMI/SDI capture, web dashboards, RDP/VNC, conferences, documents and video.
Browser console
Operators add sources, arrange windows and switch scenes from a laptop or tablet.
- Nothing to install on the operators' computers.
- What one operator changes, the others see at once.
Server + Craft Wall
Linux and an NVIDIA GPU process the sources and compose the video wall.
- Input
- network and capture cards
- Output
- GPU video outputs
- Control
- a browser on the local network
- Standard hardware: your own server, or one delivered with Craft Wall installed.
- Works on your local network, including an isolated one.
- On the stand this scene loads the server's GPU to 35 % and its CPU to 16 %.
Your displays
The server GPU and video outputs determine the number and resolution of displays.
- On the stand: an LCD canvas of 7680 × 2160 from eight panels and an LED line of 1200 × 120, driven as one group.
- One server can drive several walls.
Five terms to get started
- Source
- Content sent to the wall: a camera, web page or remote desktop.
- Canvas
- The shared display space across the wall.
- Window
- An area of the canvas showing a source.
- Scene
- A saved arrangement of windows and sources.
- Console
- The browser interface used to manage the wall.
System requirements
Hardware sized for your sources and displays
Choose the configuration for the source formats, display resolution and redundancy your project needs.
- Server
- Linux and an NVIDIA GPU. CPU, RAM, storage and network capacity are selected for your workload.
- Displays
- LCD displays or an LED video wall connected through compatible video outputs.
- Operator workstation
- A browser on a laptop or tablet. Multiple operators can work with the same wall.
- Capacity
- No licence caps on displays, sources, operators or canvases. Actual capacity depends on the server hardware and video outputs.
04Live demo stand
See Craft Wall video wall software live
Explore the operator console in your browser and watch your changes on a live camera of the physical video wall. The link in your email opens the stand without a password: start a 30-minute session at once if it is free, or pick a time.
Sources → layouts and scenes → alarm scenarios on the real wall.
30 minutes on a real video wall · access link in your inbox in a minute · no sales call
05Pricing
A perpetual licence per server
Choose software for your server or a server with Craft Wall already installed.
Server with Craft Wall
Hardware sized to your requirements, OS and software installed, commissioning included.
from€15,000
Starting price · hardware and licence
Final server specification and price are agreed for your project.
First year of updates included. Optional support: +20% per year.
Actual capacity depends on the server hardware. Display count and resolution depend on its GPU and video outputs.
06Who it is for
Video wall software for your control room or AV project
01
Situation centres and control rooms
Bring cameras, maps and operational data together. Prepare scenes for routine monitoring and incidents.
02NOC and SOC
Display infrastructure dashboards and security sources together. Give operators a shared view of events.
03Industry, energy and transport
Combine process dashboards, cameras and remote workstations on a wall sized for the site.
04Meeting rooms and AV
Show conferences, presentations and documents together and switch layouts for each meeting.
07Comparison
Compare video wall controllers and software costs
Compare the complete configuration: sources, outputs, server, licence and support. Hardware controller capabilities and prices depend on the model.
| What to compare | Craft Wall | Hardware controller |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Standard Linux server with NVIDIA GPU | Controller hardware selected for the project |
| Sources and outputs | No licence caps; actual capacity depends on hardware | Check the inputs, outputs and formats of the selected model |
| Control | Browser console with multiple operators | Check the control software and operator licences |
| Expansion | Size the GPU and outputs for the expanded wall | Check expansion modules and hardware replacement |
| Purchase | Perpetual server licence or a pre-configured server | Request the complete hardware, software and support quotation |
Compare the cost over five years
Start with the published Craft Wall licence price. Add the hardware and support your project requires, then compare a controller quote using the same assumptions.
Compare your configuration in the TCO calculator →08Questions and answers
Video wall software: pricing, hardware and deployment
The essentials for evaluating Craft Wall and planning your project.
01How much does Craft Wall cost?
A perpetual licence costs €2,500 per server. A server with the software starts at €15,000. The licence does not cap displays, sources, operators or canvases.
02What hardware and capacity do I need?
A Linux server with an NVIDIA GPU. CPU, RAM, network and GPU capacity are selected for the workload. Display count and resolution depend on the GPU and video outputs.
03How can I see the product?
Request a demo and a link arrives by email in a minute. It signs you in without a password: start a 30-minute session at once if the stand is free, or pick an available time, including weekends. The operator interface opens in your browser and a live camera shows the physical wall. You explore it on your own.
04Can I deploy it on site with restricted access?
Craft Wall supports on-premises and air-gapped deployment. SSO, MFA, RBAC and LDAP support access control. We agree the deployment and security requirements for your environment.
05What updates and support are included?
The licence is perpetual and includes the first year of updates. Optional annual support costs an additional 20%.
06Who is the vendor and where does the software run?
The contracting entity is PIXEL COMMAND SOLUTIONS - FZCO in Dubai, UAE. Craft Wall runs on the server deployed at your site.
07How long does deployment take?
The schedule depends on the hardware, source integrations and acceptance requirements. We agree the scope and delivery schedule after reviewing your project.
08Can integrators and resellers work with Craft Wall?
Yes. Tell us about your region, company and projects. Our team will discuss technical evaluation and commercial terms with you.
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09Your next step
Plan your video wall project with Craft Wall
Choose a product demonstration, a project quote or a partnership discussion.
See the product
30 minutes on a real video wall: the operator console in your browser and a live camera on the physical wall. Access link in your inbox in a minute, no sales call.
Plan your project
Share the display layout, sources and requirements. We will discuss the configuration and prepare a quote.
Work with Craft Wall
For integrators and resellers evaluating software for customer projects.
Video wall guides and resources
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Procurement guides
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- Open source video wall software in 2026
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- Turnkey video wall projects: scope, cost and acceptance
Vendor comparisons
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Glossary
- Video wall
- NDI (Network Device Interface)
- KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) over IP
- Multiviewer
- NOC (Network Operations Center)
- SOC (Security Operations Center)
- Situation room (situation centre)
- SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition)
- AV over IP
- Video wall controller
- IPMX
- NMOS
- SMPTE ST 2110
- SDVoE
- IP-KVM
- Edge AI for video walls
- WebGPU
- MicroLED
- dvLED (direct-view LED)
- NDI HX
- Dante AV
- SRT (Secure Reliable Transport)
- Pixel pitch
- Bezel correction
- PSIM (Physical Security Information Management)
- EOC (Emergency Operations Centre)
- PTP (Precision Time Protocol, IEEE 1588)
Product documents, ready to download
Read the datasheet or the TCO methodology before arranging a demonstration.