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Fully prepared and optimized digital signage players are ready to go
At Opensignage you either can use your own digital signage player or purchase one from the Opensignage Web Shop. Opensignage players are robust, safe & reliable and work according to the plug & play principle: this means that the players already come equipped with all the necessary software, and are fully optimized for digital signage.
They work immediately, so once it’s plugged in, you’re ready to start narrowcasting!
New generation players
Fast, compact, equipped with the latest operating system.
Connect via HDMI
Suitable for virtually all displays.
Plug & Play
Easy to connect to virtually any network.
Minimal data traffic
Via Smart Sync only new and changed content is downloaded.
Support
Remote monitoring and technical support.
Warranty
All players come with a 2-year carry-in warranty.
Technical specifications
All technical specifications of the Opensignage digital signage players
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| Model | GOOD | BETTER | BEST |
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| Operating system | Windows 11 | Windows 11 | Windows 11 |
| Resolution | Full-HD (1080p) | Full-HD (1080p) | Ultra-HD (4K) |
| HDMI/DisplayPort | 1x HDMI/1x Display | 2x HDMI/1x Display | 1x HDMI/2x Display |
| Ethernet | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| WiFi | Optional | Yes | Yes |
| Storage capacity | 32GB SSD | 64GB SSD | 128 GB SSD |
| Remote support | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Auto boot | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Touchscreen support | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Display control | RS232 | 2x RS232 | Optional |
| Cooling | Passive | Passive | Active |
| Power consumption | 15W (max.) | 15W (max.) | 65W (max.) |
| Price | €299 | €499 | €999 |
Which player do I need for digital signage?
What do you want to display?
Which player is right for you depends entirely on what you want to broadcast on your digital display.
If you want to create a simple playlist with text messages, some photos and short videos then a GOOD Player will do just fine. If you require an extensive playlist with multiple videos, combined with images and text messages, then you should consider the BETTER Player.
If you’re planning to create an advanced and very intensive playlist, we recommend the BEST Player.
Do you have more questions about players? Check out the frequently asked questions or contact our sales department.
4 easy steps to start with Opensignage
Create an account
Create your account and you'll receive 5,000 free credits instantly.Install software
Download our free software on your own device, or buy a player.Connect the player
Simply connect the player to a display and link the player to the Internet.Start narrowcasting!
Creating your playlists is easy and user-friendly in the online CMS.Frequently asked questions about digital signage players
If you only want to use the free content in the media library, you don’t need a subscription! If you decide you want to add your own content too (e.g. your company logo) or use paid content(e.g. widgets), you can pay via credits or a with a subscription. Paid media files can be recognised by the credits icon in the top right corner. Both credits and subscriptions are charged on a ‘per player’ basis.
If your player has a built-in WiFi module, then of course you can connect the player via WiFi! On the support page in the Opensignage CMS, you’ll find a manual.
The specifications of the Opensignage players indicate whether or not a WiFi module has been built in. But what if one doesn’t?! No stress! You can buy the corresponding WiFi module in our dedicated web shop! And if you purchase your WiFi module at the same time as purchasing an Opensignage player – we’ll install the WiFi module for you free of charge!
Your own player (or mini-computer) must run at least Windows 10 or 11. In addition, your player has at least 4GB of working memory and at least 3GB of free storage space. In addition, your player must be able to connect to the Internet.
Unfortunately, our digital signage players do not support HDMI-CEC to control the on/off status of a connected screen. However, our players do offer the option to control this via RS232. A separate FAQ about automatically turing on/off screens is available at 'screens'.