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Videotel intros newest looping-DVD digital signage player

Videotel Digital has released its newest looping industrial DVD player, which can interactively use the company's interactive module options to trigger content with LED push buttons, motion, proximity and weight sensors.

January 21, 2016

Videotel Digital has released its newest looping industrial DVD player, the company announced. According to the announcement, the HD2700 D is not just a digital signage solution with six-year, 24/7 looping potential, it's also a DVD player that can interactively use Videotel's IPM, IPH and interactive module options to enhance content — allowing the user to uniquely trigger content with LED push buttons, motion, proximity and weight sensors.

Triggering multiple content files burned on a DVD, advertising or informational text, images or video content can be scheduled for play throughout the day, the company said. Specific text files can be loaded onto playlists directly on the DVD. From there they can run with an image quality of 1080p HDMI resolution with no added software required. The player buffers and stores content to an internal RAM that plays direct from memory.

The player can be used with Videotel's Push, Move, Wave and Elevate interactive modules, the company said. The Push interactive module systematically enhances the display with LED push buttons, while Move incites motion sensors. Proximity sensors are signaled by the Wave module, and Elevate navigates weight.

All of these digital display enhancements have the same goal, according to Lisa Schneider, VP of marketing and sales at Videotel Digital.

"The HD2700 D is perfect for those displays that require either the need to seamlessly and reliably auto loop content, time specific content throughout the day or to create an interactive display that triggers content from LED push buttons or various sensors," she said. "In this industry we know that we only get one chance to catch the consumer's' eye. We are proud that our HD2700 D does this without failure."