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1.
Introduction
This
document
describes
the
hardware
and
software
operations
of
the
XMP
‐
300/305
digital
signage
media
players,
system
set
up,
and
frequently
asked
questions.
1.1.
Hardware
features
The
XMP
‐
300/305
Media
Player
is
a
Full
‐
HD
1080p
high
definition
digital
signage
player
featuring
industrial
grade
mechanical
design
and
versatile
open
‐
standard
SMIL
programmability.
•
Full
‐
HD
1080p
hardware
decoding
of
MPEG,
H.264,
and
VC
‐
1
media
formats
•
Internal
hard
drive
or
industrial
‐
grade
solid
‐
state
local
storage
options
available
•
Integrated
audio
and
video
output
via
HDMI
•
Supports
full
POPAI
Screen
Media
Formats
Standards
profiles
S1
to
S12,
and
E1
to
E9
•
Scala
ready
for
compatibility
with
Scala
Content
Manager
•
Includes
the
easy
‐
to
‐
learn
Adfotain
Manager
Express
management
and
layout
software
•
Content
authoring
via
Microsoft
PowerPoint
(template
‐
based
slide
show
creation)
•
Supports
advanced
device
programming
via
the
W3C
SMIL
open
API
supported
by
Adobe,
Apple,
Microsoft,
and
Real
Networks
1.2.
Software
Features
Adfotain
Manager
Express
software
for
streamlined
digital
signage
management
Adfotain
Manager
Express
helps
you
quickly
set
up
and
test
playback
on
your
digital
signage
player.
Please
see
the
Adfotain
Manager
Express
User's
Manual
for
operation
details.
Once
you
have
scheduled
your
contents,
a
few
clicks
of
the
mouse
quickly
configures
all
players
across
the
network
simultaneously.
Scala
network
enabled
(Scala
license
required)
For
industry
leading
network
management,
the
XMP
‐
300
Full
HD
Media
Player
is
certified
to
work
in
a
Scala
Content
Manager
networked
environment.
This
provides
you
with
maximum
flexibility
in
a
reliable,
RISC
‐
based
Full
‐
HD
signage
player.
SMIL
Open
API
for
developers
The
XMP
‐
300/305
Media
Player
uses
open
XML
‐
based
scripting
language
for
extremely
flexible
content
presentation
and
playback
control,
so
that
your
investments
are
never
obsolete.
Using
SMIL,
the
de
facto
language
of
multimedia
communications,
the
player
understands
the
language
“spoken”
by
professional
tools
from
multimedia
powerhouses
such
as
Adobe,
Apple,
Microsoft,
and
Real
Networks.
W3C
SMIL
Scala
Enabled
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