Frequently asked questions and answers

The Player is the version of the software that runs stand alone (at the display location). It communicates with a server that runs the WEB version of the application where it will be possible to manage content from your network.

Not necessarily, if you have how to distribute the signal from the machine that has the Player installed it will not be necessary. For example a VGA "Y" Cable for 2 monitors or a signal splitter for more.

Yes, the content manager of TV Player is 100% WEB and enables content management of any machine or mobile device as long as they have access to the Internet.

The minimum configuration is in the link: Technical information. If your machines have another configuration please contact us via the link: Contact, and inform the configuration. We'll run tests before we approve.

Fill in the registration link: Demonstration. It's simple and fast.

You need a machine (PC, Netbook, Nettop, Notebook) that meets the following settings: Technical information, a TV and internet on site. It's simple and easy.

Yes, it works, the prerequisite is that the machine connected to the screen is connected to the Internet for content management. We have numerous cases and stable software for this purpose. Request the demonstration now.

No, the Digital Signage TV Player software has embedded intelligence, uses the network only to update the content. Made updating the local wheel content, thus decreasing the network traffic and preventing the Player from stopping.

As described in another response, the software has embedded technology to use the Internet for updates only. If the Internet falls will continue to rotate what has been embedded, that is, the content that has already downloaded will be displayed within the programming created.

Yes the Content management system relies on a Keep Alive tool that allows you to check the status of your network, Player to Player, with the date and time of the last communication. The system also allows you to monitor what is being displayed in your Indoor media network or corporate TV.

The cost of hardware will depend on aspects such as layout, space, cabling capacity, distances to cable connections. For example: there are establishments that can not change the layout, ie, have to be used smaller machines (nettop, netbook) that are more expensive equipment due to reduced size, low power consumption and can be installed behind the TVs or Panels. If there is room and can carry cables through pipelines, it is more feasible to acquire conventional PCs.

Yes, the software has reports for its management and control and to send to its advertisers in the case of application of Indoor media, with time and points of view of the media.