Support

Local Signage is built for Android TV and Google TV devices. For the best experience, use the app on TVs or set-top boxes with a standard remote and access to local storage or USB drives.

Add photos or videos to your TV's internal storage or a USB drive, then open Local Signage. The Media Sources screen lists folders with supported media - toggle the folders you want, and playback updates immediately.

The app only asks for media access (images and videos) so it can read your files. Scanning and playback are blocked until permission is granted, and no accounts or cloud access are required.

Use Left/Right (or Media Previous/Next) to jump items, Play/Pause to toggle playback, and Center/Select to open Settings. When no media is available, Center/Select opens Media Sources so you can choose folders.

Yes. In Settings you can select transitions: Fade, Push, Slide, Zoom In, Zoom Out, Random, or None.

Yes. Open Settings → Image Duration and pick from a list of options. If you don't see the duration you need, you can enter a custom one in seconds (subscription required).

Yes. In Settings, choose a background color from the presets, or enter a custom HEX value (subscription required). The change applies immediately during playback.

Blur softly renders the current media behind the main content for a glassy look. You can toggle blur in Settings.

Viewport insets let you add margins around playback to accommodate bezel/overscan or avoid UI cutoffs on your display. This is useful when edges get clipped or need extra padding. Calibrate them in Settings until the content fits your screen.

Premium removes the playback watermark and unlocks custom image durations and custom background colors. You can upgrade from the Settings screen.

Not yet. Rotation for portrait displays is not supported today.

Yes. Media stays on-device and the app runs fully offline. USB swaps and folder changes are detected on resume so playlists refresh without an internet connection.

It’s empty when permissions are missing, no folders are enabled, or the USB isn’t connected. Grant storage access, enable folders in Media Sources, and reconnect external storage.