In this article we will share a walk through instruction to install AnySignage on your Philips Professional Displays.
Please have your Philips Display Remote Control and a USB storage drive ready, optionally you may connect a USB Keyboard to the display as well.
Many Users have created posts asking for advice on how to set up a Video Wall with AnySignage. Below is a guide on how to do this.
AnySignage for Android supports all main image formats with the exception of animated GIF’s.
Images are downloaded from the CMS and cached in the local Player library (on internal storage or SD card) and are preloaded into memory shortly before they are due to be shown.
Last update: May 2023
AnySignage offers native player to be run on Samsung displays using Tizen SoC. Supported on Samsung signage monitors running SSSP5 or newer. The Player includes features the other AnySignage Player offer, but without the need for external player.
Last update: March 2022
Philips have a broad range of signage solutions, many of which are compatible with the AnySignage for Android Player. To help those looking for a System on Chip (SoC) solution on Android we have listed the models that meet the requirements for AnySignage.
Last update: October 2021
LG has three series of displays running webOS, those are Commercial, Hospitality and Signage series, the underlying API is different between them, only the Signage series running webOS 3.0 or higher is compatible with AnySignage for webOS player.
Last Update: July 2021
AnySignage does not require many resources to run, however with the advance of technology it has been necessary to set out some minimum requirements. The installation process will check these for you, but they are listed below for convenience:
Last Update: August 2021
AnySignage Android player is hardware agnostic however the numbaer of hardware manufacturer is more than what we can verify smooth operation on every hardware.
