The Fall update to the Google TV brought the Android Market to Google TV devices, allowing developers to write and publish applications for some digital-signage sized screens. If you’re looking to run some digital signage on your Google TV you’re in luck, you can find a Concerto…

Five years ago today a half dozen students debuted “Concerto”, the home-grown digital signage system for RPI. Today we’re proud to announce the first beta release of Concerto 2, building a much more robust an extensible platform for open source signage of the future. To get started head over to our…

Today, we’re releasing Concerto 2.3.3. The main change in this release is a fix for the image rotation issues we’ve had reported to us that were causing images to display much more often than expected. This release also contains a number of bug fixes for how we handle large images…

Some weeks back, we released Concerto 2.3.4. This release contains fixes for many bugs and updates to the calendar and weather plugins. For the full list of changes, compare the commits between this release and 2.3.3. Of note, this release contains fixes for how we upload graphics…

As part of Concerto 2 we are completely rewriting the front end of the system, overhauling the JavaScript that powers the screens to be significant better structured so it’s easier to maintain, extend, and just play around with. There will probably be fewer inappropriate comments as well (though we haven’t…

Interested in using the Concerto logo or name for another website, application, or publication? We’ve added the Concerto Trademark Policy to our website. This policy clarifies the usage of the Concerto identity and brand. Check it out and…