[MCN-L] MAC mini's for digital signage: (Scott Sayre)

2007-03-28 Thread Matthew P. Stevens
Another flash memory based player, not as robust as Scott's suggestion,
but might meet your needs at $170:
http://www.medeawiz.com/products/Dv68.htm

Resold by Impart Media Group:
http://www.impartinc.com/



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Adventure Science Center
800 Fort Negley Blvd
Nashville TN  37203
Direct: 615-401-5064
Main: 615-862-5160
Fax: 615-862-5178
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From: mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu [mailto:mcn-l-boun...@mcn.edu] On Behalf Of
Scott Sayre
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 3:44 PM
To: mcn-l at mcn.edu
Subject: Re: [MCN-L] MAC mini's for digital signage: (Scott Sayre)

Hey Folks-

Another neat, lowcost option is Roku Labs new BrightSign: Digital  
Sign and Kiosk Controller
http://www.rokulabs.com/digital_brightsign.php
It's only $299 and has loads of sweet features.
I have yet to use one, but I am a big fan of Roku.

Features include:
Automatically plays DVD quality video and audio from CompactFlash card
Automatically plays slide shows in high-definition from CompactFlash  
card
BrightScript for powerful interactive displays and kiosks
Decodes standard MPEG2 files up to D1 resolution in real time, and  
scales video to a standard-def or high-def output resolution
Supports multiple audio channels and switching between them
Drives standard VGA, Component, S-Video or Composite displays
Two USB host ports for connecting touch screens, keyboards, or speakers
Control port for driving LEDs or accepting button or custom inputs
Create content using industry standard video and photo editing tools
Easy in-field software upgrades via Flash cards
Let me know if anyone has played with one.  I'd love to hear about  
their experiences.

Best,
Scott

Scott Sayre
Sandbox Studios / Museum411
Education * Technology * Art
2520 Colfax Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
v) 612.423.9691
f) 612.377.4848
http://www.sandboxstudios.org
http://www.museum411.com
AOLIM/iChat/Skype: zbarscott




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[MCN-L] MAC mini's for digital signage: (Scott Sayre)

2007-03-26 Thread Scott Sayre
Hey Folks-

Another neat, lowcost option is Roku Labs new BrightSign: Digital  
Sign and Kiosk Controller
http://www.rokulabs.com/digital_brightsign.php
It's only $299 and has loads of sweet features.
I have yet to use one, but I am a big fan of Roku.

Features include:
Automatically plays DVD quality video and audio from CompactFlash card
Automatically plays slide shows in high-definition from CompactFlash  
card
BrightScript for powerful interactive displays and kiosks
Decodes standard MPEG2 files up to D1 resolution in real time, and  
scales video to a standard-def or high-def output resolution
Supports multiple audio channels and switching between them
Drives standard VGA, Component, S-Video or Composite displays
Two USB host ports for connecting touch screens, keyboards, or speakers
Control port for driving LEDs or accepting button or custom inputs
Create content using industry standard video and photo editing tools
Easy in-field software upgrades via Flash cards
Let me know if anyone has played with one.  I'd love to hear about  
their experiences.

Best,
Scott

Scott Sayre
Sandbox Studios / Museum411
Education ? Technology ? Art
2520 Colfax Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55405
v) 612.423.9691
f) 612.377.4848
http://www.sandboxstudios.org
http://www.museum411.com
AOLIM/iChat/Skype: zbarscott