26 docs tagged with "smil"

Support for Audio is currently a work in progress on signageOS SMIL Player.

Smil player has option to setup backup image to avoid black screen if something goes wrong during smil file download ( file does not exists ) or during XML to J

SMIL features the expr tag for defining conditions during which a media item is played. This is can be applied to

signageOS SMIL Player automatically cache SMIL file, all media and widgets into the internal memory of the device to allow playback in case there is no network

The exclusive playlist allows up to one of its children to play. The start of one media object causes the currently playing item to either pause or stop.

signageOS SMIL Player supports showing of video inputs like HDMI or DisplayPort on devices that support this functionality (SoC displays like Samsung Tizen, LG

In this guide, we will build a SMIL playlist that will feature regions, scheduled playback, widgets, and conditional playback.

If you need to adjust the signageOS SMIL Player behavior or just change the background to match your branding, here is a guide how to build your own version (fo

signageOS SMIL Player supports HTML5 content by default.

signageOS SMIL Player supports playback of HTML5 content by default.

signageOS has implemented a well-known standard for playlist definition - SMIL, based on the "a-smil" version: http://www.a-smil.org/. This universal SMIL playe

With signageOS SMIL Player you can play video streams with various formats if those are supported by the device you are using.

The SMIL parallel playlist is a list of media objects that start playback simultaneously.

SignageOS SMIL Player allows its users to pass custom parameters into your SMIL widgets. Here is a short guide on how you can do this:

The wallclock module of SMIL supports using ISO-8601 date/time specification as part of its event triggers.

Smil player has option to turn on logging of major events which are happening during playlist lifecycle.

The tag defines a screen layout where individual media items can be assigned to play. Media objects can then be assigned to each defined region. If media has no

The layout of the screen is defined in the global header section of SMIL document.

Defining sensors in SMIL playlist is designed to be robust, future proof and human readable. Below is used an example for already integrated Nexmosphere sensors

The sequential playlist is the simplest form of playlists in SMIL.

Smil player supports the synchronization of multiple devices within the same group connected to the synchronization server.

Triggers allow defining set of rules for triggering specific seq or par playlist.

From v1.4.0 you can use keyboard key presses as a trigger for activating content playback in SMIL Playlist.

From v1.6.1 you can use onClick/onTouch events as a trigger for activating content playback in SMIL Playlist.

To supply fresh content to a player, one needs to specify Refresh meta attribute in the first SMIL playlist loaded from the server. The syntax is as follows:

signageOS SMIL Player supports multimedia objects, including videos, images, streams, video inputs, HTML5 widgets and HTML5 websites.