Introduction
Repeat Signage allows you to quickly produce professional quality digital
signage presentations and play it on a variety of displays including LCD monitors,
large format display screens and projectors.
The picture above shows one of our
sample presentations.
With the Standard and above editions, you can also create play lists to schedule your presentations to play at different times and dates. The Corporate edition allows the display of information from databases in addition to the Standard features. The Media Wall edition has the same features as the Corporate plus the ability to display same or different content on a 2, 3 or 4-screen video wall.
Repeat Signage V5 now allows you to display your eBay auctions on screen. See eBay Auctions in Repeat Signage BETA for more information.
Getting started
We have provided a large number of free training videos online that will visually show you how to use Repeat Signage and get you up and running as quickly as possible. These are available at:
Create, edit and play presentations Repeat Signage V5 walk-through screenshots
Learn how create, edit and play presentations MP4 Video overview (04:37 mins/secs)
There is also a basic tutorial inside this help file:
Creating your first presentation
Playing your first presentation
Playing your first presentation when Windows starts
Playing your first play list when Windows starts
Types of controls that can be inserted into presentations
Repeat Signage currently supports the following types of controls that can be inserted into presentations:
Banner control (pictures or pictures with text)
Clock (text based) or date control
Clock (digital and round clocks)
Controller control (Standard and above editions only)
Data grid control (Corporate and Media Wall only)
PDF/Document/PowerPoint control
Picture control (single picture)
PowerPoint presentation scheduler control (Standard and above editions only)
Spreadsheet control (or create grid)
Web browser (and web widgets) control
Webcam control (Standard and above editions only)
System requirements
See our System Requirements page.