WebShow is a powerful Multimedia broadcasting system that schedules and displays virtually any third party games, video, audio, advanced graphics and animation types; it also allows such content to be customized for the viewing audience.

PlayLine WebShow is a component of the PlayLine Monitor Gaming System but can be used as a stand alone product.

Features:
Add exciting graphics, color, personalized messages and sounds. Traditional games such as Keno, Lotto and Bingo will gain greater acceptance with captivating multimedia animations and electrifying eye catching graphics.

Flexible Game Content:
Choose from the current PlayLine library of games, see PlayLine Game Library brochure or install trusted content from a third party. WebShow is designed to accommodate any game content or animation which uses industry standard tools and formats.

Customized Messaging:
Personalize games and show schedules with custom text and graphics animations and messaging. WebShow may display promotional items or advertising between games. Match the messaging with the distinct needs of diverse market segments. Modify, edit or add additional text to the scrolling ticker that runs along the bottom of the screen.

WebShow Customers:

Other Features and Benefits
Compatibility:
Open architecture enables WebShow to be implemented as a stand alone solution or integrate it with another third party gaming system. May be displayed directly through monitors or networked through a video broadcast server.

Acceptable media formats:
Examples include but are not limited to HTML, Javascript, Macomedia Flash, Shockwave, Movie files, Executable formats, MPEG, PNG, JPEG, GIF. All shows are currently shown in 640 X 480 resolution.

Monitor displays:
Utilize your current display system or have PlayLine install a state of the art LCD or plasma display system. A variety of video inputs are supported including any of the following: RCA, S Video, VGA, DVI.

Ease of use:
WebShow is built upon a standard browser based platform, therefore no specialized training or tools are required to learn the application. Only industry standard tools and formats are used.