The chatbot on the home page is useless btw.

The only downside of this great feature is that, during playback, it’s not clear where the folder content comes from. This tool was designed to simplify and speed up setup, but if used directly, you need to add a banner on the image to explain its context.

My question is: wouldn’t it be possible to display an image during the folder playback? This way, a logo could be placed in the playback area and remain visible for the entire duration.

I believe this would be an extremely useful feature. What do you think?

Our use case is mostly static digital signage:

• room names

• welcome messages

• schedules

• event information

These screens may display the same layout for days at a time. We can add some transitions or minor movement, but the entire point of the system is to keep the templates locked down and consistent.

What I’m trying to understand is:
How does Yodeck prevent image retention / burn-in on displays running mostly static templates?

I’ve seen other systems use a very subtle moving overlay or screen shift effect (even something as simple as a slow drifting pattern) specifically to prevent permanent retention while still keeping the signage visually “static.”

I’m hoping there’s a built-in option I’m overlooking — maybe a simple toggle for pixel shifting, screen drift, anti-burn protection, etc.

I’d prefer not to convert every sign into a video just to avoid burn-in since these are primarily simple text-based announcements and informational displays.

Any guidance or best practices would be appreciated.

To help save energy and operate more sustainably, it would be extremely useful to have an “Add event to all players’ schedules” option. This would prevent the need to manually add public holidays or similar events to each individual screen schedule.

Consumers are used to personalized experiences now. Netflix recommends content. Spotify adapts playlists. Online stores change based on behavior and timing.

But in many physical spaces, screens are still static.

Same message all day.
Same promotions for everyone.
Same content regardless of timing or context.

That’s why I believe personalization in digital signage is becoming less of a “nice feature” and more of an expectation.

What’s interesting is that personalization doesn’t always have to be complicated.

Sometimes it’s simple things:

• changing content based on time of day

• weather-triggered messaging

• schedule-aware communication

• localized content by location

• dashboards that update in real time

The biggest shift is really mindset.

Instead of asking: “What content should go on this screen?”

Teams are starting to ask: “What would actually be useful right now?”

That’s when screens stop feeling passive and start becoming real-time communication tools.

I’d love to hear how others are approaching this.

Are you experimenting with personalization, automation, or AI-assisted content workflows in your signage setups yet?

2) Thumbnails in Ticker feed.

3) Reboot a player back into QR code mode to connect to a new Wi-Fi network or better mechanism to switch Wi-Fi networks without reflashing the SD card or connecting Ethernet.