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Make a Marquee screenAdministrators

A lobby board for a tablet or a screen by the TV: what’s playing, coming soon, trailers, your slides.

In Broadcast: Server, Watching, Marquee (the Marquee screen itself is under Movie night).
In Classic or Neu: Marquee in the menu.

Simple

  1. The Marquee

    A lobby display for a tablet or a screen next to the TV, like the board outside a cinema: what’s playing now, new and coming films with trailers, tonight on Live TV, your own slides, and the pre-show before a film.

  2. Open it on the screen

    On the tablet or the screen’s browser, open this address (scan the code, or type it) and make it full-screen. A kiosk browser such as Fully Kiosk keeps it there: set the address as its start page and switch on autoplay for videos and sound. Sign in once; it stays signed in.

  3. It shows up by itself

    The new screen appears under Screens on its own, with what it shows now and a remote. Look and scenes chooses how every screen looks; Slides and pre-show holds your own pictures, videos and words.

  4. Your Marquee is up

    It runs by itself. The phone remote steers it: next, pause, pin a scene, dim it, start the pre-show.

Advanced: every option

  1. The Marquee

    A lobby display for a tablet or a screen next to the TV, like the board outside a cinema: what’s playing now, new and coming films with trailers, tonight on Live TV, your own slides, and the pre-show before a film.

  2. Open it on the screen

    On the tablet or the screen’s browser, open this address (scan the code, or type it) and make it full-screen. A kiosk browser such as Fully Kiosk keeps it there: set the address as its start page and switch on autoplay for videos and sound. Sign in once; it stays signed in.

  3. It shows up by itself

    The new screen appears under Screens on its own, with what it shows now and a remote. Look and scenes chooses how every screen looks; Slides and pre-show holds your own pictures, videos and words.

  4. Look and scenes

    Seven looks (Usherr, Cinema, One-sheet, the Poster wall…), each with its own themes, fonts and frames, and which scenes play: now showing, coming soon, in theaters, tonight on Live TV, sports, your slides. A screen can keep a few settings of its own.

  5. Slides and pre-show

    Your own pictures, videos, web pages and words, shown between the scenes. The Marquee follows the pre-show by itself before a film.

  6. Your Marquee is up

    It runs by itself. The phone remote steers it: next, pause, pin a scene, dim it, start the pre-show.