A traditional pixel in direct-view LED technology refers to a single bulb into which are inserted a red, a blue, and a green light emitting diode. Numerous individual bulbs/diodes populate an LED video display creating images control the light emitting diodes. This enables the light-emitting diodes to allow for the imaging of multiple adjacent pixels. A virtual LED screen uses fewer diodes to achieve a larger resolution of up to four (4) times the resolution of a traditional SMD, GOB, or ChipFlip LED display.