The phrase "a wall of video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large display or a series of video screens arranged together, often seen in presentations or exhibitions.
Example: "The conference featured a stunning wall of video that showcased the latest innovations in technology."
Alternatives: "a display of video" or "a screen of video".
On a wall of video screens in his command center in Tucson, Commander Self can summon aerial images of vast swaths of borderland.
A wall of video screens behind the stage often showed his face in close-up, so the crowd could puzzle over his increasing resemblance to Iggy Pop.
To her left, three electricians were unwinding 21 spools of red, white, blue and green wire, activating a wall of video monitors on a recent afternoon.
There was a wall of video flames as Rihanna sang the year's most emotionally raw hit — her collaboration with Eminem, "Love the Way You Lie" — before the forever tormented-looking Eminem took over the stage to vehemently rhyme "I Need a Doctor," bringing out its subject, the producer Dr. Dre, to join him.
At the center of her film is Jackie Kate Dickiee), who works in a police observation center called City Eye where she sits in front of a wall of video monitors, punching a keyboard and toggling a joystick to pan and zoom across a disjointed panorama of urban life.
With the new redesign, Dailymotion is really trying to distinguish itself from other video sites, starting with the homepage display, which is just a wall of video stills, with endless scrolling to allow viewers to navigate through a wide range of video options.
Back to core animation: layers, GPU accelleration is automatic – oh man, it's amazing: a wall of videos all playing at once – preview multiple videos at one time.
Without the larger screen real estate of the iPad, which provides a wall of videos, the iPhone app provides a feed of videos that use social signals to identify the best videos shared by friends.
This Fabric Video mode of presentation is particularly useful for users who would like to find a specific scene in a video, for example or for media companies like CNN who would like to present a wall of videos around a specific news topic.
In it, 50 officials monitor a wall of 40 video screens showing images of travelers, drivers, residents and pedestrians.
In this show, a wall of 18 video screens plays short films displaying fragments of English landscape the verge of a rural lane in Yorkshire, a stretch of woodland in mesmerising detail.
