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Playing Content in Synchronization Mode

Synchronization mode is the operating mode of devices within the SmartPlayer dashboard, where the content being played is synchronized across devices within a single broadcast.

Synchronization Mode

The "Synchronization" mode and the "Video Wall" mode do not work on devices running BrightSign OS.

Hardware Limitations of the Platform

BrightSign devices have the following hardware limitations:

  1. No synchronization mode (this solution is under development).
  2. Devices of the "LS" and "HD" series support playback of only one video at a time.
  3. Streaming supports all stream formats.
  4. Playback of 4K content (3840x2160 resolution) is supported only on later models (XT series). Other device lines automatically convert playback to Full HD (1920x1080 resolution).
  5. Memory limitation: "HD" and "LS" models have 128 MB of RAM. Other series models are limited to 512 MB.
  6. No remote display on/off control.
  7. No brightness adjustment slider. Brightness must be set directly on the devices.
  8. No remote control functionality.
  9. No IPTV support.
  10. Cannot connect through a proxy (this solution is under development).
  11. By default, devices of the "XT", "4K", and "XD" series can support two active videos simultaneously. Devices of the "HD" and "LS" series can support only one active video at a time. More details at the link.

Using PDF as Content

To use a PDF file as content on the device, see the article at the link.