VP6000 LED screen video processor
The Listen Vision VP6000 processes multiple video sources for LED screen installations and stage displays. Picture-in-picture, source transitions, freeze and black-output controls support live operation, while splicing accommodates different screen layouts.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | VP6000 / LS-VP6000 |
| Standard inputs | 1 × HDMI; 2 × DVI; 2 × VGA; 2 × CVBS |
| Optional input | 1 × SDI |
| Processed video outputs | 2 × DVI; 1 × VGA |
| Loop output | 1 × DVI loop out |
| Custom dimension limits | Maximum horizontal 3840 pixels; maximum vertical 1920 pixels, separately stated |
| Picture functions | PIP; seamless switching; fade-in/fade-out; freeze; black output; part/full-screen switching |
| Presets | 4 groups, as listed on the product page |
| Splicing | Equal and unequal splicing |
| Image adjustments | Brightness adjustment; 30-bit scaling; ACC and ACM filtering |
| Settings | Direct saving of adjusted settings |
Input count and resolution planning
The linked V1.5 specification lists seven standard video inputs and an optional SDI input. DVI loop out is an output, so it is not counted as an additional video input. The maximum horizontal and vertical dimensions are separate limits; they do not guarantee a 3840 × 1920 output mode. Check the supported timing and LED sending system for the required layout.
Frequently asked questions
How many standard video inputs does the VP6000 have?
Seven: one HDMI, two DVI, two VGA and two CVBS. SDI is optional in the V1.5 specification.
What processed outputs are available?
There are two DVI outputs and one VGA output. A separate DVI loop output is also listed.
Does it support picture-in-picture?
Yes. PIP allows a second picture with adjustable size and position.
Can I freeze or black out the display?
Yes. Freeze, black output and part/full-screen controls are listed.
Can I assume 3840 × 1920 is a supported output mode?
No. The horizontal and vertical maxima are listed separately. Confirm the supported output timing for the planned screen.











