Gefen Debuts DS Players with Wi-Fi
Gefen has debuted its next generation Digital Signage Players with Wi-Fi, which employ html5 coding to simplify and improve the user experience, allowing an easy upload of play lists, calendar-based scheduling and more for convenient content management.
The Digital Signage Players will be on display at DSE, Booth 751, March 6-9, 2012, in Las Vegas.
Both the Digital Signage Media Player with Wi-Fi and the Digital Signage Media Player with Wi-Fi Plus come with ten pre-designed templates for multiple zones to get started quickly and effectively jump-start content creation. SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language) compliance ensures compatibility across multiple platforms.
The Digital Signage Media Player with Wi-Fi is a LAN-based player that uses wi-fi connectivity to deliver content to all displays on the network. Two-channel audio can be delivered with video if needed. Additional features include one-line scrolling text and a passive cooling system. It includes 4 GB of flash memory with optional expansion up to 16 GB. Compatibility with more than 20 popular media formats ensures a broad application.
The Digital Signage Media Player with Wi-Fi Plus offers the same features with a live video feed using a composite video input and RS-232 control for display control. The ability to place live video in predefined zones on the display is ideal for more complex content. This Media Player also provides one-line scrolling text, 4 GB flash memory expandable to 16 GB, two-channel audio and support for popular video formats.
Both players support an HDMI or analog (composite/component/VGA) display with USB keyboard/mouse and resolutions up to 1080p full HD.
A daily selection of features, industry news, and analysis for tech managers. Sign up below.
The AVNetwork staff are storytellers focused on the professional audiovisual and technology industry. Their mission is to keep readers up-to-date on the latest AV/IT industry and product news, emerging trends, and inspiring installations.
