What counts as content, every format Screenly accepts, how long each item plays, and where content actually lives.
The ten kinds of thing you can put on a screen, and the one difference that matters: whether it is stored on the device or loaded live.
Every image, video and audio format Screenly accepts, what it does to them on upload, what it rejects, and apps, which do not come from a file.
Uploaded files are downloaded to the device and played from local storage. Web pages, streams, and apps are not. That difference decides what happens offline.
Each playlist item has a duration. Images and pages default to ten seconds; video and audio play for their own length.
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