Which standard helps to optimize viewer experience in a video display setup?

DISCAS stands for Display Image Size and Viewing Angle Standards. This standard is specifically focused on optimizing the viewer experience in video display setups by addressing factors such as the ideal screen size for viewing distance and the appropriate viewing angles to ensure image clarity. By adhering to DISCAS, professionals can ensure that the visual experience is maximized for viewers, providing guidance on how to position and size displays in a way that maintains image quality and viewer comfort.

In contrast, ANSI (American National Standards Institute) and ISO (International Organization for Standardization) create a wide range of standards across various industries, but they do not specifically target the nuances of viewer experience in video displays. While IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) focuses on electrical and electronic engineering standards, its standards are not specifically dedicated to optimizing viewing experiences in video setups.