Each item carries details pulled from the file when it was added. Nothing here is entered by hand.
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Pixel size, for images and video |
| Duration | Length, for video and audio |
| Resource type | What Screenly decided this is |
| Status | Whether it finished processing |
| URL | Where a web page or stream points |
Why look before scheduling
Dimensions catch the mistakes that are obvious on a wall and invisible on a laptop. A portrait image heading for a landscape screen, or a 640-pixel-wide graphic destined for a 4K display, is easier to spot here than after someone photographs the result.
Duration is how you time a rotation. If a playlist has to fit a known window, the video lengths in the library add up without opening each file.
Status is the first thing to check when an item will not appear in a playlist. Content that has not finished processing cannot be added yet, and a video showing no duration at all never finished.