How It Works
Plan, distribute, play, monitor
The technical architecture: a simple, observable flow from the central panel to the speakers.
How it works
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Plan
Playlists, broadcast hours and zone schedules are prepared in the central panel.
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Distribute
Approved content is delivered to the right properties and players.
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Play
The player applies the defined content automatically.
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Monitor
Playback, connectivity and update status are watched from the central system.
Player status feeds back to the central panel.
The Moodle Player Device
The on-site executor: Moodle Player
A player connected to each music zone; it applies the schedule defined in the central panel automatically, stores content locally and reports its status back to the center.
Moodle Player
Zone Player
- Connectivity
- Ethernet / Wi-Fi
- Output
- Line level into your existing audio system
- Storage
- Local content cache
- Management
- Remote, from the central panel
A secure, observable playback chain
Secure content distribution
Approved content is delivered to players over a secure channel; versions are tracked.
Local / offline playback
Content is stored on the player; playback continues locally during outages and syncs on reconnect.
Status feedback
The player reports connectivity, playback and update status to the central panel.
Remote monitoring
All properties and zones are watched from one screen; problems become alerts.
Installation flow
A clear project timeline from discovery to go-live.
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Assessment
A 20-minute call clarifies needs and scope.
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Technical discovery
Your existing audio infrastructure and zone layout are evaluated.
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Integration plan
Player placement and the connection model are engineered.
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Installation & content
Players are connected; the music identity and schedules are loaded.
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Go-live
Playback starts; monitoring and managed operations take over.
Let's start with a technical assessment.
Online call · About 20 minutes · No technical preparation needed