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Streaming and web links in piSignage

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Streaming and web links in piSignage

piSignage [https://pisignage.com] players support various formats of content to be played. The content can be added as a file which is downloaded to the player and then played from the local media folder(supports offline operation). The content can also be added as a URL in which case

5 Reasons why Raspberry Pi makes an ideal digital signage player

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5 Reasons why Raspberry Pi makes an ideal digital signage player

Raspberry Pi makes an excellent platform for a digital signage player given its footprint, cost, reliability, availability and performance. 1. Cost effective hardware Various studies point that digital screens result in increased consumer engagement compared to conventional display boards. Hence digital signages are becoming a smart investment even for small

Digital Signage for all - The piSignage Advantage

Digital Signage for all - The piSignage Advantage

Digital Signages are the preferred choice today for drawing attention to your message or engaging your target audience. It is equally applicable to corporates or local mom & pop retail stores. Here we highlight some features which make piSignage [https://pisignage.com] ideal for your signage needs. Off-the-shelf player Hardware

Products and Team

Products and Team

piSignage suite of products include 1. Players a. Raspberry Pi (all models) b. Chrome app (best for Chrome OS based devices) c. Chromecast (needs to "cast" the app on poweron) d. Ubuntu based player for Intel platforms (planned) e. Apps for Apple TV, Fire TV(in the roadmap)

piSignage

piSignage [https://www.pisignage.com] was developed in early 2014 to enable people to build their own signage solutions based on Raspberry Pi [https://www.raspberrypi.org/]. Since then piSignage is being used by thousands of users for various use cases including video distribution, signage offering, dashboards, notice boards, menu