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Video walls

Video wall software for digital signage

Make four screens behave like one. Group the screens of a wall or a platform row into a cluster and give every slot its own content on a shared loop.

How it works

From separate screens to one canvas

Each panel shows its piece at the same moment, so the wall reads as a single picture.

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    Group screens into a cluster

    Combine the screens of a wall, or a row of screens on a platform, into one cluster.

  2. 2

    Split into batches

    Divide the cluster into batches and give each slot its own content.

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    Share one loop

    Every panel plays on a shared loop so the pieces stay in step.

  4. 4

    Check every panel

    See a live frame from each panel, side by side, in your dashboard.

What you get

Built into every plan

  • A slot-by-slot timeline for every screen in the batch
  • A live frame from each panel, side by side
  • Reuse one wall layout across stations or stores
  • Included in the free trial and every paid plan

Where it is used

Walls in the places that need them

Video walls suit store flagships, mall atriums, station concourses and corporate lobbies. See the use cases for malls, railways and retail.

Players currently run on Android TV and Android media boxes.

FAQ

Common questions

Do video walls cost extra?

No. Every plan has every feature, including video walls. You only decide how many screens you need and how you want to be billed.

What hardware do I need?

An Android TV, or any TV with an Android media box plugged in. The SignaOrbit player installs like any other app. Tizen, webOS, Windows, Fire TV and a web player are coming next.

What happens if the internet goes down?

The screen keeps playing. Content is stored on the device and schedules run locally, so a lost connection only means the screen shows as offline in your dashboard until it reconnects.

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