Onlyview vs VIOSO

Onlyview is media server software for video mapping, playback, generative content and show control on Linux and Windows. It runs on the customer’s own machines rather than requiring a proprietary hardware box. Mapping tools cover photogrammetric preparation, 3D calibration, screen deformation and automated softedge blending. For LED canvases, it supports custom layouts, synchronized playback across machines, and main or backup output. The product describes frame-accurate synchronized playback of 8K content across multiple machines, with unlimited timelines and layers. Built-in integrations include Notch, Unreal and Unity, while tracking can use Blacktrax, LPM, Optitrack, Lidar and AI vision. Show-control functions schedule, monitor and run long-term installations. The homepage says one operator can run one timeline across more than 100 projectors. Licensing is offered per output, perpetually or by week, with pricing on request. HTTP, DMX, sACN, Art-Net and PJLink support extend automation, lighting and projector control.

VIOSO provides software, servers, and services for designing, calibrating, playing back, and deploying projection systems. Its tools are aimed at integrators working in professional AV and simulation. VIOSO 7 aligns, warps, and blends projectors across flat screens, domes, and projection mapping surfaces. It supports geometry, soft-edge, colour, black-level, and linearity correction, with workflows for projectors and direct-view LED. VIOSO 7 runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11; calibration can be embedded in Windows Desktop or exported to AV products, media servers, projectors, and signage workflows. Experience Designer is browser-based software for designing, simulating, and validating systems before installation. VIOSO also offers a free SDK/API for parsing its data; VIOSO 6 supports more than 50 applications, MPCDI, and data export. Plans include Free at free, Pro at €49 a month, and Team at €129 a month. A free trial download is available, with no duration stated.