Scala completes its Linux and Windows offer for digital signage with new players

The models presented are: Media Player-R, Media Player-R Plus, Media Player-DX y Media Player-Q. Equipment that has been designed without a fan or disk, and are hardened to minimize security vulnerabilities.

Scala has added to its catalog four multimedia players designed to work specifically with the manufacturer's software. With these equipment it offers a complete line ranging from entry level to high-end 4K UHD models with multiple output..

New players support Linux or Windows environments for stable, scalable content presentation in virtually any application, whether they are stores, quick service restaurants, bank, transport, DooH or digital signage applications.

“The rapid evolution of Scala media players to support Linux operating systems allows us to meet the competition in all market segments, since we have achieved the balance between compatibility, affordability and performance”, comments Chris Riegel, CEO of Scala and Stratacache.

The new models presented by Scala are: Media Player-R, Media Player-R Plus, Media Player-DX y Media Player-Q.

The Media Player-R is an entry-level media player that features single output and runs on Linux. It is designed for HD content. It is the first line of hardware specially designed and developed by Scala's engineering team and produced in its manufacturing facility in China., which was acquired by Stratacache in December 2018.

The Plus also runs on Linux. It has twice the memory and storage than the standard version and is capable of playing 4K videos.

The Media Player-DX model is a dual-output 4K UHD Windows or Linux player., ideal for use with large format LED video walls in the business environment.

Finally, The Media Player-Q is a 1080p quad output device that runs on Windows or Linux and is designed for digital menu boards., videowall and multi-screen projects.

New Scala media players have locking connectors for HDMI, serial and power supply to keep critical connections safe. They have a design without fan or disc, to protect them from dust, and are hardened to minimize security vulnerabilities.

From digital menu boards to video walls, Scala media players are designed so that their installation, management and support are simple