Players & multi-screen
What is multi-screen sync in digital signage?
Multi-screen sync means one project drives several displays at the same time, in real time—including interactions that carry from a touchscreen to a companion wall. It is not copying the same file onto two USB sticks.
Each display can have its own size, orientation, and role: a landscape kiosk beside a portrait film, or several stations sharing a live leaderboard. You add those screens in project settings. The player app maps the right view to the right screen.
Teams use it for digital menu boards, group storytelling, and exhibits where one person drives the story and everyone else watches. Zibit supports real-time multi-screen sync with no separate custom build.
Related FAQs
Does Zibit support multi-screen sync?
Yes. Zibit supports real-time multi-screen sync, so you can build experiences that span multiple synchronized displays, including interactions that carry across screens. You can connect as many displays as you want for a seamless experience, including edge-blended or seamless video walls.
Can I deploy the same project to multiple screen types at once?
Yes. Zibit supports multi-screen sync, so one project can run across several displays at the same time—including interactions that carry from one screen to another. You can connect as many displays as you want for a seamless experience, including edge-blended or seamless video walls.
