Drag & Drop

How to display your city's weather on a video wall?

Displaying your city’s real-time weather on a video wall takes about 5 minutes with Easy Multi Display. Simply add the weather page as a website-type source, then adjust the framing to keep only the essentials on screen. Here is the complete method, with ready-to-use settings for the main weather sources.

Google weather

Easy Multi Display website

Setup to display weather

Google weather

MSN Weather 1 zone

MSN weather fullscreen

MSN Weather 4 zones

MSN Weather 4 zones fullscreen

Google weather 1 zone configuration

Google Weather 1 zone fullscreen

Google weather 4 zones

Display Google weather

La Chaine Meteo 1 zone configuration

La Chaine Meteo 1 zone fullscreen

La Chaine Meteo 4 zones configuration

La Chaine Meteo 4 zones fullscreen

Ventusky 1 zone configuration

Ventusky 1 zone fullscreen

Ventusky 4 zones configuration

Ventusky 4 zones fullscreen

Step 1: add the weather page as a web source

Search for your city’s weather on Google by typing “Weather + (your city)”. Copy the link of the resulting page, then paste it into the “website” field in Easy Multi Display. The weather page then appears in a zone of your video wall.

Step 2: frame the weather display

A full web page often contains menus, banners and useless advertising for a command wall. The goal is to zoom in and shift the page to display only the weather block.

The settings depend on your screen resolution. As an example, a correct framing was obtained with a zoom of 5, an X pixel position of -300 and a Y pixel position of -190. Adjust these values gradually until you get a clean result.

Ready-to-use settings by weather source

To save you time, here are reference values tested for several sources, in 1-zone display (full frame) and 4-zone display (split wall). Use these settings in the web source parameters, then fine-tune according to your resolution.

MSN Weather

URL: https://www.msn.com/fr-fr/meteo

1-zone display:

  • Zoom: 4
  • X pixel position: 0
  • Y pixel position: -240
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 70

4-zone display:

  • Zoom: 1
  • X pixel position: 0
  • Y pixel position: -245
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 35

Google Weather

URL: https://www.google.com/search?q=google+m%C3%A9t%C3%A9o

1-zone display:

  • Zoom: 5
  • X pixel position: -300
  • Y pixel position: -180
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 0

4-zone display:

  • Zoom: 2
  • X pixel position: -250
  • Y pixel position: -180
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 0

La Chaine Meteo

URL: https://www.lachainemeteo.com/meteo-france/previsions-meteo-france-aujourdhui

1-zone display:

  • Zoom: 5
  • X pixel position: -50
  • Y pixel position: -561
  • Page height +: 70
  • Page width: 0

4-zone display:

  • Zoom: 1
  • X pixel position: -20
  • Y pixel position: -580
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 200

Ventusky

URL: https://www.ventusky.com/?p=46.4;4.0;5&l=temperature-2m

1-zone display:

  • Zoom: 2
  • X pixel position: -40
  • Y pixel position: -75
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 0

4-zone display:

  • Zoom: -2
  • X pixel position: -20
  • Y pixel position: -55
  • Page height +: 0
  • Page width: 0

Tips for a successful display

These values are starting points: every screen resolution is different, so it is normal to have to slightly retouch the zoom and pixel positions. Change one value at a time to see precisely its effect on the framing. Once the result is satisfactory, save the source in your scenario to find it instantly during your next situations.

← Knowledge base