64-Bit Core
Built for the scale you're working at
The difference between 32-bit and 64-bit software isn't just a marketing number for pixel LED work — it's about how much data the rendering engine can process at once. With 200,000 RGB pixels generating millions of color values per second, 64-bit calculations are what keep the math from becoming a bottleneck.
LSS4 was designed with large-scale installations in mind from the start. The rendering core handles the full LED output pipeline — from animation calculation to Ethernet packet generation — without introducing latency or frame drops.
- Full 64-bit calculation pipeline for maximum precision
- Handles 200,000+ RGB pixels (that's 600,000+ color channels)
- Low-latency output for real-time hardware control
- Efficient memory usage throughout the rendering pipeline
Parallel Processing
Multi-core optimization
Modern computers have multiple processor cores, and LSS4 takes advantage of all of them. The rendering core distributes LED calculation work across available cores — so a 6-core or 8-core machine handles your large installation more efficiently than a single-core implementation ever could.
On Apple Silicon Macs, this parallel processing combines with the M1/M2 chip's unique architecture — high-performance cores for heavy computation, efficiency cores for background tasks — to give you both performance and battery efficiency.
- Multi-core parallel processing for LED calculations
- Scales with available CPU cores automatically
- Apple Silicon aware — uses performance and efficiency cores appropriately
- No manual configuration needed — automatically optimized
