Play your own content
Add Event → Media / PlaylistChoose Media for one file or Playlist for a sequence. The schedule decides when; the playlist decides what and in which order. Example: your breakfast-menu playlist 08:00–11:00 every weekday.
A schedule is a calendar of events. Each event plays one media file or a playlist — or puts advertising time up for sale with a price. Connect the schedule to a display for your own content, or to a public listing to sell slots.
Media, Playlist or Price (advertising time for sale).
No repeat, daily, weekdays, weekends or custom.
Priced time is split into 30-minute slots that buyers can book.
New events use your browser’s timezone.
Choose Create Schedule, give it a clear name and a folder if needed. Click its row in the left library to open the calendar.
Select empty future time in the calendar (week or day view is easiest) to open Add Event. Check start and end date and time, then choose the type.
Choose Media for one file or Playlist for a sequence. The schedule decides when; the playlist decides what and in which order. Example: your breakfast-menu playlist 08:00–11:00 every weekday.
Choose Price and enter an amount. Priced time is split into 30-minute slots: 10:00–12:00 at 100 per half hour gives four slots at 100. With “All period” (no repeat only) 400 for 10:00–12:00 also gives four slots at 100.
Buyers see these slots only after you link the schedule to an active Public Ad Display listing.
No repeat, Daily, Every weekday (Mon–Fri), Every weekend, or Custom (every N days / weeks on chosen days / months / years, with an end date or “Never”). The date range sets which days; the start and end times set the daily window.
The calendar separates Your content, Priced slot (on sale) and Booked (sold). A booked slot is locked here: follow it in Marketplace Orders → Received bookings. A priced slot is an offer, not a booking.
For your own content: Display → Settings → Edit, turn on Enable Schedule and select it. For selling ads: choose the schedule in your Public Ad Display listing. While a sold slot runs, the screen plays only the buyer’s ad.
It is booked. Manage it in Marketplace Orders → Received bookings.
Until it is sold, the screen plays its normal content. Once sold, only the buyer’s ad plays in that slot.
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