Display RaydiantTV on your Displai screens

When to use this

Use this guide to add RaydiantTV video content to your Displai screens. RaydiantTV provides curated video content including TV shows, movies, documentaries, and short videos from over 1,000 content partners. This is a premium application that must be enabled on your plan before use.

Steps

1. Navigate to the Library page in your Displai dashboard.
2. Click the green “Create” button to open your app list.
3. Select RaydiantTV from the available applications.
4. Choose a channel from the drop-down menu. Available channels include:
   • Musical Hits
   • What’s Trending
   • U.S. Sports
   • Arabic News
   • Entertainment Insider
   • Travel Escapes
   • Bevs & Bites
   • Science & Tech
   • Auto + Moto
   • U.S. Weather
5. Configure audio settings by enabling or disabling the “Mute” option (mute is disabled by default).
6. Select your preferred theme and duration for the content display.
7. Click “Save” to finalize your RaydiantTV configuration.
8. Create a new playlist or edit an existing one, then add the configured RaydiantTV content to it.
9. Publish your playlist to your screen.

Verify

Your screen will begin displaying video content from the selected RaydiantTV channel. Video playback should start automatically with the theme and audio settings you configured.

If it doesn’t work

RaydiantTV not visible in your app list: Contact sales@displai.ai to have RaydiantTV added to your plan.

Content quality or video playback issues: Contact RaydiantTV support at customersuccess@videoelephant.com for assistance with content-related problems.

Dashboard or playlist configuration issues: Contact Displai support at support@displai.ai for help with dashboard functionality.

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