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Hi there,

I have successfully created content and a playlist using SuperSign Editor. Now I would like to deploy this content to my LG Digital Sign 86UH5E, which has a built-in media player. The sign is connected to my network via ethernet cable, and I can access it over the network. I see options for "Content Manager", "Group Manager", and "Control Manager" (see screenshot)....however, there does not seem to be a way for me to upload content/playlists created in SuperSign editor. There is an import function under "Content Manager", but this only allows for importing photos/videos. The content exported from SuperSign editor is .pcts file type, and the playlist is .cpls file type.

Has anyone had any luck deploying SuperSign content to their LG Digital Signage over the network? I have heard that SuperSign Server is an option, but shouldn't we be able to deploy direct to the digital sign?

Thank you for your time!

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