One great solution we've been using to allow users to easily edit and update templated content for signage studio is through the use of Google Slides.
Here's an example of a simple slideshow that I schedule from the web. (only crummy thing, it's limited to a 4:3 aspect ration at the moment).
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One great solution we've been using to allow users to easily edit and update templated content for signage studio is through the use of Google Slides.
Here's an example of a simple slideshow that I schedule from the web. (only crummy thing, it's limited to a 4:3 aspect ration at the moment).
docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wDpGRa6XeQ_Mq2zyCDOBX3ZxBB7fuw1BaAGKuyOS6Q0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=10000#slide=id.gb68728fb_014
Anyhoo, one thing that's bothering me at the moment - this slideshow presents perfectly in all browsers without issue. In SignageStudio however (and SignagePlayer), the slideshow doesn't render the text properly (it looks like a fuzzy, rasterized image). Transitions don't occur, rather it just switches between slides, and animations don't work.
If the HTML5 component truly supports HTML5 and javascript, could there be a solution for this? Using Google Docs as a centralized repository will make things very easy for our rollout at our University. Hopefully someone has a solution.
