Program components

Viewer

• TreeTview — the desktop kiosk player (Windows · Linux · Raspberry Pi). It plays content full-screen on the on-site display.
• TreeTview Android — a native viewer that plays the same screens on Android devices.

On site, you can open the viewer’s own local settings screen with a shortcut key (F8).

CMS

• TreeT CMS — the web admin console for uploading content, scheduling, registering devices and checking their status, and controlling playback in real time (play/stop/volume). When a viewer starts up, it registers and reports to the CMS automatically.

Supporting components

• Sync server — multi-screen synchronization that aligns playback timing across several screens so they look like one.
• Watchdog — restarts an on-site program if it stops. It’s also what actually installs program updates, and if the new version doesn’t come up, it rolls back to the old version by itself.
• Edge relay — at sites where the internet is blocked, relays real-time control commands within the site (a closed-network setup).

Tip

Which components you need depends on the size and requirements of the site — a single screen only needs the viewer and the CMS, while multi-screen synchronization or a closed-network setup adds the supporting components. For consultation on adopting TreeT, please contact TreeT staff.

See Key features for what these components provide.