Why Easy Multi Display is a display software unlike any other

The digital signage market is highly competitive, and it is not always easy to find your way around. Here is what sets Easy Multi Display apart, designed by industry professionals who had previously worked on the Vitrine Multimédia software.

The features

The software does far more than display images. It also shows videos, applications and PowerPoint presentations, and offers a range of features designed for the field.

• Remote control to drive the display from a distance.
• Video wall to spread images and videos across several screens.
• Text message display.
• Advanced content scheduling.
• Per-user rights management.
• Compatibility with virtual machines.
• Screen recording.

Software that is simple to use

Everything comes down to three steps: choose the number of screens, select the display zones, then choose the content. This focus on simplicity is aimed at busy professionals who do not have time to follow a training course just to put a screen into service.

Regular updates

The software is constantly evolving to stay compatible with current technologies, add new languages and work with third-party platforms such as YouTube or VLC. The tool keeps pace with its environment rather than standing still.

Listening to customers

User feedback genuinely shapes the product. The most telling example: it was firefighters who asked for a remote control. The feature was developed, then built into the standard offering. Training and technical support accompany the installation and everyday use.

Pricing

Three licence tiers cover the different needs.

• Single screen: up to 4 simultaneous media items on a single screen.
• Standard: from 1 to 6 screens, 24 simultaneous media items, access to the video wall feature.
• Enterprise: remote control, local network options and a custom watermark.

All licences are paid for once, with no subscription. Documentation, user guides and customer service (support@easymultidisplay.com) remain available to help you get started.