Input up to 4K60 video signals and output them on digital signage or stream to the internet with this DigiSign Android Signage Player from Muxlab. This digital signage media player can be used with commercial or residential AV systems such as corporate lobbies, malls, and airports to display high-definition video on signs and displays. The player supports multiview output and scheduling, multiple video, audio, and image file formats, and it delivers content to multiple displays, a virtual matrix, and video wall configurations.

The player inputs streaming audio and video content over a local network and decodes H.265/264 video for local distribution. It also features multicast, HLS, and dual HDMI output, and it can extract audio for output via the 3.5mm analog stereo or the optical S/PDIF ports to play the embedded audio on a separate speaker system. The unit may be extended up to 330' from the Ethernet switch using a Cat 5e/6 cable.

The player is managed by the DigiSign CMS (content management system) software running on a Windows computer, and it supports playlists and scheduling to play your video automatically and on repeat. There is also 64GB of internal memory so you can store and play content right from the unit. It allows you to control what images are displayed and what content is played right from an easy-to-use web interface.

Deliver up to 4K60 to Digital Signage    Supports Multiview Layouts    Supports Playlists and Weekly Schedules    Output via 2 HDMI, LAN Streaming    Supports Multicast, RTSP, HLS, H.265/264    Extracts Stereo Analog, S/PDIF Audio Out    64GB Internal Flash Memory for Storage    Managed by DigiSign Plus CMS Software

Digital signage/media player

Audio/video streaming over LAN and the internet

Commercial and residential AV systems

Corporate lobbies, malls and boutiques, airports, transport stations, and more

Education and informational displays

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How clunky is the ac/dc adapter? Where is it clunky, at the plug or in the middle?

A: The NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV Pro HDR 4K UHD Streaming Media Player's (2019) 40W Power Adapter isn't very clunky at all, as it uses USB-C for the power input.

Q: 2. I want to buy an European wall power adapter for this device because what i can see in Q&A here it has US power plug but i wonder how many prongs does it have ?

A: Just the standard 2 US flat pins.

Q: 3. What is the power supply 110V or 220V?

A: This product comes with a Multi-Voltage Power Supply.

Q: 4. ethernet?

A: Yes, it has Ethernet: 10/100/1000 Mb/s.

Q: 5. Do I need separate adapter or transformer for Singapore use? Or shall I plug it directly?

A: The unit is dual voltage (100-240V). At best you would only need a plug adapter for it to work.

Q: 6. can the new controller and remote work with the old version of Nvidia shield tv android?

A: Yes they can. I have earlier version and new 2017 shield pro. Terry

Q: 7. does the box contain HDMI cable ?

A: An HDMI cable is not included.

Q: 8. Which type of power plug it comes with? UK plug or US plug? Can I choose the type I want?

A: This product is Multi-Voltage, however it will come with a US Power Plug. You would just need a basic USA to UK adapter, B&H # WAAPGUSAGB. https://bhpho.to/2CWtoRH

Q: 9. Is Google assistant enabled by default and can it be permanently deactivated?

A: It can be manually de-activated.

Q: 10. I'm looking at connecting this to a projector with a Sony BDEV2100 Home theatre that has HDMI ARC and SPDIF/Optical out. Since the Shield does not have any optical out are they any possible adapter that can connect to a 5.1 supporting Netflix 5.1 as well or is there any Audio Extractor that can connect via Sony's HDMI ARC with Shield's HDMI plus the BenQ HT2050?. TIA

A: An HDMI audio extractor would be your best option for this system. Something like the Kanex Pro audio de-embedder,BH #KAHAECOAX .You can go optical out into your systems optical.