The CAYIN SMP player offers several video outputs, so you can show different content on each screen, the same on all of them, or one picture stretched across every screen.
Data flow. The CAYIN SMP player offers several video outputs and sends content to multiple landscape and portrait screens in single, clone, extended or distinct mode. One SMP player forms a 2x2 seamless video wall directly from four HDMI outputs, can also drive a whole video wall by splitting its outputs, or run several independent screens in distinct mode. Connected to a video wall controller or tiling-capable displays, it builds a large wall from several flat panels. The CAYIN CMS server manages every player's layouts and playlists centrally.
The SMP player supports one 4K UHD or up to four Full HD outputs, controls several portrait or landscape screens at once and accepts mainstream and custom resolutions. Four signal output modes make display combinations far more flexible.
One output maps to one screen playing a single programme. Best for standalone screens spread across different spots.
Every output plays the same picture, showing one message at once on screens facing several directions.
One picture stretches across several screens for a continuous visual, ideal for a brand wall.
Each output plays its own content and schedule, ideal for neighbouring screens aimed at different audiences.
One player drives several counter and aisle screens, each showing its own products, menus and promotions.
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Side-by-side screens show timetables, routes and traveller notices, all managed from one player.
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Extended mode spreads a brand video across the whole row of lobby screens for one continuous visual.
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A video wall builds one big picture from many panels to hold every eye in a wide open venue.
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Landscape and portrait screens mix freely, and each area's screen plays its own guide content.
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Clone and extended mode show the same dashboard and live feeds in sync across several screens.
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One player controls several screens across the store, and each counter's screen shows its own product line and promotions.
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Neighbouring screens each show departures, routes and notices, so travellers spot what they need at a glance.
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Extended mode spreads a single video over several screens, so visitors see a complete brand story the moment they walk in.
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Each area's screen plays its own guide content, with landscape and portrait mixed to follow the flow of the space.
Read the full case study ›Every SMP player carries its own layout and playlist and can output several video signals with no server. To manage many screens, many sites or a large video wall, update content in one place and assign playlists to each output, add a CAYIN CMS server: one server manages every player.
Content management software installed on your own server, keeping content and layout data on your network.
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Cloud content management server with no hardware to run. Manage players and assign each screen's content from anywhere.
Learn more >Depending on the model, one SMP player drives two to four screens at once. The SMP-8100 has four independent HDMI outputs and is best for four screens and video walls; the SMP-2400 supports two to three screens and the SMP-2200 two.
In single mode, one output maps to one screen. In clone mode, every screen shows the same picture. In extended mode, one picture stretches across all screens. In distinct mode, each output plays its own content and schedule.
The SMP-8100 supports one 4K UHD or up to four Full HD outputs, the SMP-2400 two to three screen outputs and the SMP-2200 two screens. All models support mainstream and custom screen resolutions.
Yes. You can freely combine several landscape and portrait screens to fit your needs, and design a matching layout for each screen.
The SMP-8100 builds a 2x2 video wall directly from its four HDMI outputs. For a larger wall, connect the SMP-8100 to a video wall controller or tiling-capable displays to assemble a large wall from several flat panels.
No. One SMP player outputs several video signals and controls two to four screens at once, the most economical way to build multi-screen signage.
Yes. In distinct mode, each output is an independent display area where you can design a layout, set a playlist and schedule updates on its own.
A single player runs on its own. To manage many screens or sites, update content in one place and assign playlists to each output, add a CAYIN CMS server: one server manages every player centrally.
Multi-video output is a feature of the player itself: one SMP player sends two to four signals straight to several screens. A video wall controller is an external device that splits and scales one signal across more panels, for walls larger than four screens.
Yes. Each output can play 4K UHD video, YouTube video, HTML5 pages, images and text tickers, and show live content such as RSS feeds, weather or exchange rates.
