A Conference Room Display alternative is an app that replaces Apple TV's built-in Conference Room Display with something you control. Apple's version is a fixed, generic screen that only exists so people can AirPlay. Billboard keeps that one-tap AirPlay and puts your own images, video and notices behind it. Then you manage every screen from one dashboard.
Park an Apple TV in Conference Mode and it mostly sits frozen on that one screen. Updates queue up and never land, and your devices quietly drift out of date. Billboard runs as a normal app, so your Apple TVs carry on updating the way they should.
Getting out of Conference Mode means finding the remote and digging through settings. Misplace it and you're stuck staring at that screen. Billboard is run from your browser, so a missing remote never holds a room hostage.
Apple's screen leans hard on the network. Knock the Wi-Fi out and things get ugly fast. Billboard keeps showing the content it already has and quietly catches up once you're back online.
And it costs less as you grow. see how flat rate compares to per-screen signage.
Upload the images and video each screen should show.
It shows a short code, unique to that screen.
Enter the code to link the screen, or skip the codes entirely and push the whole fleet from your MDM.
Yes. Billboard keeps one-tap AirPlay, with an on-screen panel showing the network and Apple TV name, exactly like Conference Mode.
Yes, you run Billboard instead of Apple's Conference Room Display. Once Billboard is on the Apple TV it handles both the display and AirPlay.
Usually. Billboard is flat by number of screens, not per screen per month, which is how most signage bills you.
Yes. Manage every screen from one dashboard and deploy across hundreds of Apple TVs with your MDM.
Start free, keep one-tap AirPlay, and put your own content on every Apple TV.