LG Electronics Not available owner manual Using the SuperSign Player, Signage Mode Video Mode

SuperSign Player 3

SuperSign Player

The SuperSign Player is a software program used to play digital signage files stored in the LG Digital Signage Media Player. You can play media files, such as videos, images, music, flash, and

documents, transmitted from the SuperSign Manager using the SuperSign Player.

NOTE

•SuperSign Player is a built-in software program installed in the Media Player. Start the Media Player and check whether SuperSign Player has been installed.

If the initial window of the SuperSign Player does not appear, check that the monitor is turned on.

If the monitor is turned on, make sure that the cables between the Media Player and the monitor are properly connected.

•See the SuperSign file support.

•You can go to the desktop by pressing <Esc> on the initial SuperSign Player screen.

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Using the SuperSign Player

Signage Mode (Video Mode)

If the Media Player is turned on and the operating system is booted completely, SuperSign Player runs automatically. The SuperSign Player auto-runs schedules when it starts. The Signage mode refers to a mode in which pre-distributed videos are played on a schedule.

NOTE

•When the SuperSign Player restarts, it auto-runs the advertising content according to the schedule last transmitted. For more information, see “Schedule” on page 62.

•Playing more than one full HD video with other media file may slow down playback.

•Placing a message or text on more than two videos may cause a flicker.

•When the PowerDVD is removed from the SuperSign Player with the PowerDVD SE installed, videos encoded to H.264, MPEG-2 and WMV are played without hardware acceleration.

•Using a transition effect on a full-HD picture, or more than two pictures, may slow down the speed of play.

•When you change the time zone in Windows, restart the SuperSign Player to apply the changes.

•It is recommended to use videos encoded to H.264 (AVC).

•The video with resolutions above full-HD (1920*1080) may not be played properly.