Plan programmes, keep an eye on screens
A programme is a sequence of scenes. It runs on every screen you assign it to.
Lobby programmePublishedOne round takes 40 seconds
Announcement
10 s
One event
15 s
Now and next
10 s
QR promotion
5 s
Changes reach the screens only once published.
Your screens
| Screen | Programme | Status | Last check-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lobby, Hotel am Park | Lobby programme | active | 1 minute ago |
| Main station, hall | Station programme | active | 2 minutes ago |
| On the train, coach 3 | Station programme | offline | 40 minutes ago |
| Tourist office window | Lobby programme | paused | 3 hours ago |
A screen without network keeps playing its programme from its cache, for up to 24 hours.
In detail
How the programme gets on screen
No special hardware: a browser on the screen is enough.
- One address per screen
- The screen opens its address and plays the programme. For your own players the same data is available as JSON.
- Scenes in turn
- Each scene has its own duration. The time and date run along.
- What is nearby
- Entries within a radius of a point, from chosen venues, from a region or picked one by one.
- Cancelled drops out
- Cancelled dates are not shown.
Scenes and blocks
You build your programme from set scenes and blocks.
- Scenes
- Announcement, one event large, list, wall, now and next, day schedule, ticker and promotion with QR code.
- Blocks
- Text, image, video, event card, clock, QR code, logo and sponsor strip.
- Any format
- Landscape, portrait or square.
- Fallback per scene
- If data is missing, a scene keeps its last state, hides or shows a fixed message.
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