A cinema poster display for the home.
A small sealed appliance that disappears behind the screen. Plug it into a screen with an HDMI input, hang it either way up (portrait looks best), join it to your Wi-Fi, and control everything from your phone.
Your screen becomes the marquee
An appliance, not a kit.
There's nothing to build, flash or configure. In the box is a finished device: plug it into the screen's HDMI port, and the app takes it from there.
- Connects to an HDMI TV or monitor, portrait or landscape
- Wakes and sleeps the screen on your schedule
- Updates itself automatically, in the background
- Two HDMI outputs, so one unit can show the same picture on two screens
Two ways to start.
Digital Poster
- The Digital Poster device, sealed and ready
- HDMI cable
- Four-step quick-start card
- Warranty leaflet
Bring your own USB-C power.
Digital Poster (Complete set)
- Everything in Digital Poster
- Certified USB-C power supply
Everything but the screen.
The memory card is sealed inside the unit; there is nothing to fit or flash. Every unit ships with an HDMI cable, because the poster's micro-HDMI socket is not one most homes have a spare cable for.
The spec that matters.
Where the art comes from.
You choose the films; the real one-sheets come through TMDB, the database behind the apps you already use. Trailers play through YouTube's official player, exactly as published.
Trailers are never copied or downloaded; they stream from YouTube's own player, and if one can't play, the artwork simply stays on screen. Poster art comes through TMDB and is kept on the poster so it keeps showing without the internet, refreshed within TMDB's terms. Built this way from day one, not patched later.
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