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Getting your PowerPoint slides to TV
You have a polished PowerPoint presentation. You want it running on a TV screen — permanently, not just for a meeting. Here are the practical ways to do it and why some approaches work a lot better…
Read article →Beyond 16:9 – Mastering Vertical and Custom Ratios
The Problem: Most people design for their laptop screen, but digital signage often lives on vertical "totem" displays or unique menu boards. If you stretch a standard slide, your content ends up…
Read article →The "Squint Test" – Designing for Distance
The Problem: A font size that looks huge on your monitor can become unreadable once it’s mounted 15 feet away on a wall. If your audience has to strain to read your message, they will simply look…
Read article →How to set up a digital menu board for your restaurant
A digital menu board does one thing that a printed menu cannot: it changes. Prices update, daily specials appear and disappear, breakfast switches to lunch, and the sold-out item stops being…
Read article →How to show live weather on a hotel lobby TV
A hotel lobby TV running a static brand slideshow is a missed opportunity. Guests arriving after a long journey immediately want to know one thing: what is the weather like here? A live weather…
Read article →Broadcast channels - display your content anywhere
What's a Broadcast Channel? A broadcast channel is a virtual display channel that plays your content without requiring a traditional TV pairing flow. Instead of walking through a pairing code step by…
Read article →How to install the InfoSlidesTV app on your screen
Every InfoSlides screen can be paired straight from a web browser — open a URL, type in a code, done. But if the display is a smart TV, there's a better way: the dedicated InfoSlidesTV app. It…
Read article →Meet the InfoSlides CLI & MCP server: run your signage from the terminal — or hand it to an AI agent
Until now, InfoSlides lived in your browser: upload a slideshow, pair a screen, set a schedule. That's still the fastest way for most people. But if you're a developer — or you work alongside an AI…
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