Four Flexible Narrowcast Options with the
voLANte digital video LAN

The SVSi voLANte™ digital video LAN offers the flexibility of four different playback modes: LivePlay™, LocalPlay™, HostPlay™, and EMCast™ — just mix-and-match modes to get the perfect combination of content.

Narrowcasting with LivePlay

LivePlay lets you stream content from digital media sources directly to any display on the network. With LivePlay, you can narrowcast any digital media such as Flash, PowerPoint, photography and text. LivePlay also lets you stream up to six channels of full-motion video, live camera feeds, and any HDMI-compatible source (such as cable or satellite feeds) without losing synchronicity between video and audio -- or between screens. You can even schedule LivePlay content with other modes via voLANte Conductor.

Never a Blank Screen

LocalPlay and HostPlay are playback modes for content stored locally on the receiver (LocalPlay) or on the "host" transmitter (HostPlay). LocalPlay takes over when the network goes down. HostPlay transmits stored content if you lose input from your source.

You can also use LocalPlay and HostPlay for scheduled times or intervals during LivePlay. For example: you could make announcements at the top and bottom of the hour, or run advertisements every 15 minutes. The possibilities are endless. Just schedule through voLANte Conductor software. You can store small slide shows or even flip book type animations and audio tracks on the transmitters and receivers. Just upload the files from the source to the the receiver(s) and/or transmitter(s) via the voLANte Conductor software application.

Send Out Non-scheduled Messages — Fast!

Whether it's an emergency or a benign announcement, informational messages (including audio) can be instantly transmitted to all displays connected to the voLANte network with EMCast mode, overriding any other mode that's in play.

You can either immediately transmit pre-stored AV content or commandeer the network for direct input to all receivers. You can do this from any access point on the network - whether from the host PC or from a network-attached PC. Password protection safeguards against unauthorized use.