Building a WINDOW with 3 Huge TVs

WOW ! The conclusion is: This complex build is completely useless ! Congratulations !

TCL and Roku sticks in the end lol

Hi , can you please explain how the picture is aligned vertically?

Big black what.. 🤨🤨

For me stupid idea as hell

You could have accomplished the same thing with a projector and safe a ton of money.

Amazing ❣❣

Should make sure the TVs have a source of fresh air on the back to allow for ventilation. Electronics that get too hot will cook themselves over time.

This is fantastic. I'll copy this for my next office setup ;)

I really wonder how big your caulk is! LOL 😅

that looks really good,great job.

So inspiring!!!!!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👍🏽

Man you kilt it ❤❤❤

How much electricity does this use? Amazing effect though!

That is (pretty much) my "wet dream". But Good Lord the power bill would explode.

This is insanely cool, i hope to do something similar someday! My one question is are you concerned at all about heat dissipation with it being enclosed? I think id be scared the tvs may get hot, overheat or shorten their lifespan, or even burn them out. Thoughts?

Really expensive screensaver room

That’s what life will be for people someday when there’s nowhere else to live

That's awsome dude !

How could someone do that video editing without crazy expensive software?

Totally bad ass I wanna do that as a Space scene for a bedroom as your traveling through space.

So how did you get the pictures to be vertical?

Look into something like the gofanco 3x3 Video Wall.

This would be great for a undervround shelter. Your mind would never know u were underground. Great video.

Caulk... Suuuure😏🤣

its cool.... but who wants to run 4 tv's while chilling in living room. Maybe if energy was cheaper lol

This is so amazing and smart!

live cams across the world. or, weird idea, a live cam pointed back into the room, so it becomes a mirror of sort.

or, go-pro attached to your dog running outside, so you have an encapsulating view of what your dog experiences.

get a rowing machine, and a POV view of athletic rowing practice, and see if you can catch up. In fact... for that idea, what if you attached a speed-of-video feed devies, and as you rowed, the video of POV-rowing sped up -- so the video reacted to your actions.

another idea is to build the same set up on the ceiling and the two adjacent sides of the room, essentially offering a 3D view -- so, you wouldn't just see planet earth in front of you, you could look up and see the moon. could be even more realistic if you, standing in front of the tv, hung a curtain behind you - and had a projection monitor project more video on the curtain - which would be behind you. now you have a fully encapsulating space (well, sans the floor).

Display some footage from a view from actually outside you're house, might make you think you in a different room than the basement,
Maybe even mount a camera outside for live view

Is there an option built into the TV that allows you to view it vertically?

He a Big Black Caulk guy now.

Where did you download each of the scenes?

Awesome! What about the electric bill? 🤔

Can someone tell me what software divided the screens so perfectly?

This is amazing!

Awesome idea. I'm interested to know where you got the videos from? I was hoping to do a similar project.

Whats the energy consumption on running 3 big screens O_O

So those videos, are really not stretched, it's just a video cut into smaller parts?

Great video, but you really don't want to hear later in life with no ear protection.

Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy bigger TV instead of fiddling with 3?

Plan is to put a virtual window in the master bathroom to compensate for lack of actual window -- Plan is for 2024 -- the idea is to use an exterior 4K Camera because we have a stunning canyon view all around the house and pipe that in -- at first i was thinking a single 75" now you have me convinced to use 2 and quite possibly 3 if the tile and shower budget doesn't break me. If that is the approach id be appreciative to find which multiplex processor you choose -- i expect the one that went into the toilet is not on eBay now (dont laugh -- a guy i knew dropped his phone in a public latrine .... retrieved it ... cleaned it and SOLD IT ... ewwww)

I am also looking into "what would make the TVs look like real windows" -- your framing is a start (that was in the plan), a sheer curtain as suggested but @spud AND i also think there may be secondary lighting using LEDs and a few other techniques ...

You asked for a suggestion for new videos? How about a long track from a Drone Cam? As i was watching the live scenes on your TVs that popped in -- I find new Drone scenes in many movie to be utterly stunning ... maybe a longer 30-60 minute loop would be great?


and BTW Final Comment .. this isn't really about a virtual window is it? This is tool porn .. lol

I wonder if he contributes to paying his parents electricity bill.

Just get a windows PC with a cheap GTX 960 graphics card.
Run each screen in portrait surround. Problem solved with viewing any content.

You certainly seem like a pro with that black caulk.

I wonder if TVs simply are too dim (1000 rather than 10000 nits) to create a window at daytime illusion. Probably a better idea with future Micro-LED TVs.

You can't really go wrong with Black Caulk. Excellent choice.

I think you should add some curtains too, it'll really make it look more realistic. Awesome project btw!

I’d rather use a quality projector tbh, much simpler, cheaper and if I had a huge wall like that it would then also be a movie screen.

well done i would love tohave a wall like this in my home i,d give you a 10 out of 10 for this