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TV set to display advertisements in the store for 8 hours a day.

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  • #1 16228252
    YayJayPi
    Level 7  
    Hello, I would like to buy a 50-inch TV for about PLN 1500, put it in the store and run ads, slides, etc., offers on it, and here's my question, do I know how I could do it? I thought about making slides and films, combine into 1 video file and give it to repeat and render an 8-hour movie and turn it on in the store every morning, but the minus of this solution is that with each change of the offer, I would have to change the whole again and render 8 gods a bit to it probably lasted. Another idea was to make a few files, but again I don't know if the TV will play files randomly and in a loop.

    And here the question is whether anyone has had experience with this type of thing or has anyone any idea how to do it or found a ready tutorial in which everything is explained?
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  • #2 16229132
    raptowny13

    Level 18  
    I have a Braun digital frame special for this type. It has many functions. It displays images, date movies and all that stuff.
    TV set to display advertisements in the store for 8 hours a day.
    Simple to set up. As for ads, you can make slides of individual articles or whatever else you offer, although it's better to put a simple movie in Windows Movie Maker on a memory card for a few seconds and display it in a loop or whatever you want.
  • #3 16233998
    YayJayPi
    Level 7  
    The question is whether such a TV set or a frame have a loop option so that I do not have to re-render the entire 8-hour file with each change, only delete one movie and replace it with another
  • #4 16234059
    raptowny13

    Level 18  
    Such a frame does, as it is intended for this purpose. Some also have TVs, but the TV will consume more electricity than such a frame. With longer use, it can generate considerable costs.
  • #5 16238024
    YayJayPi
    Level 7  
    Could someone provide a link to the allegro with such a frame because I can not find it and note that I mean about 46-52 inches in size
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  • #6 16240446
    Mariano11
    Level 28  
    See the Philips offer - every year they receive awards for minimal power consumption.
  • #7 16243760
    YayJayPi
    Level 7  
    Can you link this to any frame you ask?
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  • #9 16244532
    mariann
    Level 38  
    Hello
    YayJayPi wrote:
    I would like to buy a 50-inch TV set for about PLN 1500, put it in the store and run advertisements, slides, etc., offers on it, and here is my question, do I know how I could do it?

    A few days ago, I was asked to look for something similar. I started with advertising monitors etc. However, the priority was the price, so I kept looking. I found a program PictorPlayer http://www.pictorplayer.pl/ which can control "ordinary" TV or monitor and display a lot of information. At the top of the given page, there is a tab download the program. You can test. See how many options he has. Of course, in order to display these ads or other messages, you need a computer and a large TV screen. In my case, the computer is already there, I think you have too, it is enough to buy a large TV and a program.
    greetings
  • #10 16245951
    YayJayPi
    Level 7  
    Ok thanks so much for your help.
  • #11 16438016
    OverHit995
    Level 9  
    Hi everyone, referring to the topic, something that is referred to in the topic is called Digital Signage, there are many companies offering such implementations monitors, handles + soft [url=]http://vitra-pro.pl[/url] . Signage monitors their big advantage is working time, two types: 16/7 and 24/7.
    Monitors have advantages ranging from touch controls to embedded content display systems.
    The costs are higher than a classic TV set, only the TV set will work for six months, a year or two, but it will burn out, in the worst case it will burn out.
    On the other hand, advertising monitors are unlikely to burn out, and interestingly, they have extended warranties of up to 5 years at no additional cost.
    Android players + software that can be managed from anywhere are often used for content management.
    Of course, with a larger number of monitors, you can use computer solutions with a card, e.g. AMD FIREPRO with 4x DP, but new monitors have the ability to identify them by ID and connect them through a splitter or in series.
    An additional advantage of signage monitors is that hanging it vertically does not result in the matrix spillage, which usually happens on TV.
    There are many advantages on the side of advertising monitors, there are a lot of options, auto start turns on at 8 am, turns off at 4:00. Image rotation vertical horizontal. Displaying the image simultaneously from 2 sources, e.g. our player with advertisements and normal TV next to it. etc. one could write a lot about the advantages.
    There is no need to save when buying a TV for PLN 1500, you will have to buy another one soon, because the old one will be damaged, you will have more costs and so on. It is better to buy a professional monitor for ads, they often have built-in players for displaying advertising content.
    You can buy without a player, buy something external + soft to manage remote advertising content.

    PS. This is not an advertisement for the store. Link I added due to the fact that they have a good description of monitors, there are also other companies dealing with digital signage.
    If anyone needs any help, I invite you to Priv, I will always advise you and help you when it comes to signage soft, etc.
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  • #12 16854408
    smootny

    Level 18  
    What software do you use to manage ad serving at the same time?
    I am looking for something interesting to manage 10 TV on a server -> tip.
  • #13 17219882
    Tymonek87
    Level 9  
    I'll dig up the topic a bit.

    I actually represent the company that deals with such monitors.

    We work on LG monitors. ... and what distinguishes us from the competition is: we have access to the LG software and create applications directly on the monitor (without an external player / TVBOX on Android).
    In fact, we create the application as the client wishes.

    If anyone is interested in the topic, please send me a private message.
    I am happy to answer your questions.

    Greetings,
    TK
  • #14 17234371
    suchejro
    Level 15  
    for the future, a monitor is for this purpose, not a tv, of course not a computer monitor but a special one for such purposes. Cheaper and better.
  • #15 17581275
    doggedly
    Level 9  
    I use a nice SUMPY Digital Signage system, I connected their player to my two TVs (Samsung and Kruger Matz) and I don't have to fly with any USB, generate some movies, all via the Internet.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the use of a 50-inch TV for displaying advertisements in a store for 8 hours daily. The original poster seeks advice on how to efficiently manage content updates without the need to re-render lengthy video files. Suggestions include using digital photo frames designed for advertising, which can loop content and allow for easy updates. Users recommend software solutions like PictorPlayer for controlling standard TVs and mention the advantages of dedicated digital signage monitors, which are more energy-efficient and durable than regular TVs. Brands like Philips and LG are highlighted for their energy-efficient products, while SUMPY Digital Signage is mentioned for its internet-based content management system.
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