- Maximum pitch
- 1.596 mm
- Selected pitch
- 1.9 mm
Standalone engineering tool DVLED first
Display Viewing Distance,
Pixel Pitch & Brightness.
Solve front-row pixel visibility, back-row content legibility, native resolution and ambient contrast independently. The same calculation engine runs here and inside the System Planner.
Four questions. Separate answers.
No single green check hides an unknown manufacturer value or environmental measurement.
- Minimum image height
- 14.5 ft
- Selected height
- 14.1 ft
- Linear
- 526.32 px/m
- Area
- 277,008 px/m²
- Density
- 13.37 PPI
- Total
- 9.44 MP
- Source
- manufacturer cabinet resolution
- Selected operating
- unknown
- Reflected ambient
- unknown
21.4 ftNearestMedianFarthest
80% of modeled audience-zone weight is pixel-pitch compliant. This three-zone strip is a planning view; exact seating polygons and seat-level heat maps remain a future geometry extension.
1.191 arcminutes
Internally treated as individual pixel/pixel-structure visibility. Threshold: 1 arcminute(s). Visual-acuity distance for 1.9 mm: 21.4 ft. Maximum pitch for the entered front row: 1.596 mm.
5.5671° vertical image
413.9 pixels/degree vertically. The smallest critical element is 5% of image height and occupies 16.715 arcminutes for the back row.
1.2–1.56 mm
Maximum mathematically acceptable pitch: 1.596 mm. The shown range uses common nominal pitch references only—not verified product availability. Reviewed catalog matching remains empty until real product records are connected.
No reviewed catalog connected
The entered product is analyzed, but ranked candidates remain empty until manufacturer records contain pitch, cabinet resolution, brightness, viewing angle, power, weight and inventory.
Brightness verification incomplete: ambient illuminance at the screen surface, display-surface reflectance required.
Manufacturer viewing-angle data is missing.
Formulas, assumptions and source references
Pixel angle: 2 × atan(p ÷ 2D). Maximum pitch: 2 × D × tan(θ ÷ 2). Ambient reflection: lux × reflectance ÷ π. The brightness model assumes simplified Lambertian reflection and compounds user-entered reserves.
BDM/ADM calculations follow AVIXA's publicly documented acuity-factor concepts; AV Stage Tools does not claim formal standard certification.
Public methodology reference: Entertainment Video / IMAG · Basic Decision Making · Analytical Decision Making.
AVIXA public DISCAS methodology ↗AVIXA BDM / ADM calculator ↗