Stage performance, as a comprehensive form of situational art, involves various aspects of the relationship between people and objects, such as actors, performances, props, and machinery. This is the foundation of traditional stages. However, with the advent of the multimedia era, digital technology has gradually taken the stage, creating a unique chemical reaction. At this point, the concept of "stage" has also changed, becoming more integrated and three-dimensional. In large-scale performances, cultural galas, star concerts, and event venues, we can see various types of LED rental screens.

　　Therefore, friends who have attended concerts, weddings, commercial performances, and celebrations are not unfamiliar with LED rental screens. LED rental screens are used in stage performances. Most of these display screens are made using LED rental screens, rented from rental companies for short-term use. Some also refer to these screens simply as stage rental LED displays.

　　The characteristics of these LED rental screens include rich scenes, large screen sizes, and splendid content. They can save part of the budget since there is no need to purchase like ordinary displays; you only need to rent them for the duration of the stage performance. This is an essential element for commercial performances. So, what related issues should be noted when choosing LED rental screens for the stage?

　　1. Choosing the main screen: The main screen is generally the large LED display screen in the center of the stage, usually rectangular in shape. However, in recent years, the rise of LED rental screens has changed this notion, so irregular-shaped or conformal screens can often be used. Additionally, due to the importance of display content, the pixel pitch of the main screen is relatively higher to allow the audience to see the scene more clearly.

　　2. Choosing auxiliary screens: Auxiliary screens refer to the LED displays used on the left and right sides of the main screen. Their main function is to highlight the main screen and allow the audience sitting on the sides to see more clearly, as only the audience in the center can see the main screen clearly. For auxiliary screens, it is not necessary to choose screens with very small pixel pitch. One that is not too fine can reduce budget costs.

　　3. Extension screens: Extension screens are mainly used for large stage performances. For example, in large concerts where the venue is quite large, many audience members cannot clearly see the performers and effects on stage. At this time, one or two display screens need to be set up on the sides of the stage.

　　Besides the choice of the screen body, selecting a suitable control system for the LED rental screen is also very important. Generally, for large areas and high pixel density, the requirements for the number of sending card points are high, so multiple control cards may need to be cascaded and spliced for control. To display better effects, LED video processors are usually used. This allows for video splicing and cropping, creating multiple windows, drawing, improving scalability, and making video effects more delicate.