Name it and pick what it shows. Download the flash image after you create it.
Multi-media mixes photos, videos, and websites; add them after the kiosk is created. YouTube streams immediately.
Leave width and height blank for the display’s native mode.
PSKs are stored for this kiosk and written into the flash image.
Waiting for the first screenshot.
The kiosk sends a still of the HDMI output. Refresh asks for one now. Watch pulls JPEGs for 45s — not a video encode.
The number stays hidden on the display until you show it. It auto-hides after 45 seconds.
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HDMI through the TV. Update the player, then Save. Silent still? The Pi user needs the audio group — that is on the next flash image.
Websites use a URL. Multi-media cycles photos, videos, and websites. YouTube streams immediately.
The kiosk cycles photos, videos, and websites in order. Drag the handle to reorder. Duration is seconds on screen; the menu between items picks the transition. Up to 2 GB per file.
Optional time windows. Times use the kiosk timezone (America/Los_Angeles unless you change it). Outside a window the default content above plays.
Leave width and height blank for native mode. Fit to view letterboxes; Fill crops; Stretch distorts.
Re-enter a PSK to change it; leave blank to keep the current one.
Save this kiosk’s current content as a named template, then apply it here or on a schedule.
Click or drag on the preview to choose the part of the picture that stays in view.
Shows around the picture when it does not cover the whole screen.
Makes the whole page bigger or smaller on the TV, like browser zoom. Some sites refuse to show in this preview; the kiosk still opens them.