Plug and play is defined by Lexico as “software or devices that are intended to work perfectly when first used or connected, without reconfiguration or adjustment by the user”. […]
Digital Signage platforms are available on a range of operating systems, but what are the advantages and disadvantages of each one and which is best suited to your needs? There are two major operating systems when it comes to Digital Signage; Android and Windows. […]
Network Digital Signage normally refers to commercial displays, driven by an internal or external media player, that can be updated over the internet remotely; but this type of solution opens up a whole new world of possibilities. […]
Though we specialise in all-in-one Digital Signage solutions, traditional systems comprise of three elements; a media player, a software package and a commercial monitor. Just like your computer monitor or TV, commercial monitors feature AV inputs, such as HDMI or VGA, allowing you to connect a PC or media player. […]
When it comes to Digital Signage the term “kiosk” usually describes a freestanding display, which can be a touch screen or a passive non-touch screen, with an integrated PC or media player used for wayfinding, data capture, ordering, advertising or general information dissemination. […]
Images and videos are the most common forms of content for Digital Signage and the best image format to use, to achieve the best balance between quality and file size, are JPEG images. […]
If you are looking for a Digital Signage solution that is to be used in an outdoor environment then you will need to consider what IP rating is required. IP stands for International Protection (or Ingress Protection) and indicates how much protection something has against two external factors – dust and water. […]
HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface and is a proprietary audio/video interface for transmitting digital video and audio signal from an HDMI-compliant source device, such as a PC or media player, to a monitor, video projector, digital television, or digital audio device. […]
