ONE PC. THREE POSSIBILITIES.
Three screens. One computer. Your choice of content.
Put your food menu on one display, drinks on another and promotions on the third. The Windows player keeps each screen separately paired while sharing browser resources.
Ready in three steps.
- 01
Connect your displays
Choose Extend these displays in Windows. Open Display settings from AdPlayr’s tray icon, identify your monitors and enable up to three player screens.
- 02
Pair your screens
Enter each pairing code under Screens, name the display and assign its playlist. Each independently paired display uses one screen allowance.
- 03
Keep content independent
Each screen keeps its own pairing and downloaded content. A disconnected monitor waits for its assigned display instead of moving its content to another monitor.
A few practical details.
Can one PC run three different playlists?
Yes. The recommended Windows player supports up to three independent displays. Use Extend these displays in Windows, open AdPlayr Display settings, and pair each display separately. Each can have its own playlist and schedule.
Is pricing per computer or per screen?
Pricing is per independently paired screen. Three displays on one PC use three screen allowances, not one computer licence. Your included free screen and any other allowances still apply.
What hardware do I need for three displays?
Use a compatible Windows 10 or 11 PC that supports three simultaneous display outputs. An ordinary HDMI splitter mirrors content. Test your actual displays and videos before rollout; performance depends on the PC, resolution and content.
Is this a synchronized video wall?
No. Each display plays independently. The three-display setup does not synchronize one video across several monitors. Restarting the PC or a shared browser-process failure can affect all three players.
Downloaded menus and media follow the same offline limits: up to 72 hours and 2 GB per screen, subject to access, content expiry and available browser storage.