Explain where media lives and which file types a display can play
Describe what happens to a file between upload and playback, and when to use Don't transform
Build a playlist and explain how durations, looping and audio work
Explain how content languages, the audio companion and Sync display build on a playlist
Upload once, use it anywhere
Uploaded once, at account level
Reused across playlists, schedules and projects
Images, video and audio play on a display
How does Builder fit each file to the display?
Resized Images, to each display's own resolution
480p Video, a standard version
MP3 Audio
Original With Don't transform switched on
Playlists play top to bottom, then loop
Images: 10 seconds unless you change it
Videos: always their full length
Images and video only
Small playlists, each with one job
One playlist, many languages
A media item holds one file per language
Visitors pick from pills on the display, or use a remote
Can visitors listen on their own phone?
The audio companion shows a QR code on the display
The sound plays on the visitor's phone
How do you keep displays in step?
Same item, same moment, every display
For video walls and displays seen together
Set on each display, not the playlist
Check your understanding
A video's duration says 10 seconds, but it plays for two minutes. Why?
Can a customer add an MP3 to a playlist?
Two side-by-side displays change slides at different times. What do you check?
Duration only applies to still images. A video always plays its full length.
No. Playlists take images and video. Audio goes on a display directly, in a schedule block, or in a location program zone, trigger or cue.
That Sync display is on for both displays, then that both are playing the same content. If they're running a schedule, check both have the same timezone.