The MediaCAST ViewerTM is a small-form factor, Intel x86 hardware-based set top decoder. It is used with the Kiosk Central add-on module to playback streaming video, audio and other digital media content over the Ethernet/IP network. It decodes and plays content originating from the digital library and digital IPTV channels for output to displays. The Viewer supports a wide range of displays including TVs, LCDs, projectors and plasma screens. 

The MediaCAST platform interface allows for complete control of media playback on Viewer displays. A hand-held remote or wireless mouse and keyboard can be used for on-screen menu navigation and digital library access.

One significant advantage of the MediaCAST Viewer over traditional set tops is its ability to support the playback of a wide-range of digital media and electric content file formats. See tab below for a sample list of supported formats.  Together the MediaCAST Viewer and Kiosk Central create a scalable digital signage solution, perfect for any size organization.
 

 

Viewer Specifications


 

  • Internal slim DVD drive
  • 802.11 b/g internal card and external antenna
  • Wall-mount bracket or shelf bracket options for placement behind, above or below LCD, TV or projector
  • IR Interface Kit for operation via handheld remote and emitter for control of IR compatible display devices
  • USB keyboard/mouse combobination or USB wireless keyboard/mouse combobination

         
Download Viewer Spec Sheet PDF

BENEFITS

  • Viewers support all-calls and emergency broadcasts
     
  • Unlimited number of "zones" can be created within a building or campus, or across an entire organization. All zones can be controlled through the platform interface's centralized management tools
       
  • Remote control access to the MediaCAST digital library, live IPTV channels and Kiosk Central digital bulletin boards and playlists
     
  • Viewers are non-proprietary towards content type. They support the full range of industry-standard video and audio formats, not just video in one or two formats like many proprietary set tops on the market