V4.1
New Features
Share of Voice enhancements
Share of voice has been significantly expanded to give you far more precise control over how content is balanced and sequenced during playback. You can now define playback options for each playlist within a channel, allowing you to adjust how many items should play consecutively while still respecting the overall share of voice ratios.
Share of voice can also be set directly on individual media items, sub-playlists, and campaign items within a playlist, enabling highly refined control over the exact screen-time distribution. These share of voice–enabled playlists can be used inside a default mixer mode channel, offering even greater flexibility in designing playback behavior.
If a playlist or channel does not have a share of voice ratio defined, it will automatically act as filler content. Filler items only play when other media does not fully cover the 100% share of voice allocation.
Takeover behavior
A new option allows you to control how scenarios interrupt the current playout. You can continue using the existing Immediate mode, which interrupts playback right away, or switch to the new Delayed mode, which waits for the currently playing media item to finish before the scenario takes over.
New trigger types
The trigger creation UI has been refreshed and now includes two additional trigger types. OneShot triggers will activate a scenario a single time before automatically disabling themselves, while Share triggers ensure the trigger state is synchronized across all players within the same sync group.
Download proxy
A new custom setting allows you to override the scheme, host, and port of URLs provided by the portal. This makes it possible to redirect downloads, such as media, software updates, and add-on packages, to a local server using HTTP, offering more flexibility and control over how content is delivered to devices.
Improvements
Improved error logging
Enhanced error reporting has been added for content updates, making issues easier to diagnose and resolve. The new error types include:
SettingsFailure – Triggered when player settings cannot be applied.
DownloadFailure – Logged when content fails to download.
ProviderFailure – Indicates an error returned from the CX provider.
Caching
Download requests have been made cleaner and more efficient. If an update fails 10 times in a row, the cache will automatically be cleared to prevent cached data from causing further issues. Additionally, file list URL generation has been refined for improved reliability and performance.
Portal connectivity
Connection retry logic has been enhanced to be more efficient and reliable, improving overall stability for players connecting to the Portal.
Content download retries
Content download retry logic has been improved to be more efficient and reliable, ensuring failed downloads are retried fully and consistently.
WAMP connectivity
WAMP connectivity has been enhanced with a higher ping rate, advanced reconnect triggers, filtered debug logs, and improved message handling and validation for more reliable communication.
Bug fixes
Resolved an issue where playlist playback options were not correctly applied to sub-playlists.
Known issues
Time zone and date & time settings configured in the portal doesn't work on Windows.
Limited time zone options that work on Tizen.
Uninstalling and reinstalling the Tizen app will not clear existing settings, and the player will continue functioning with the previous configuration. Updating works as expected, and performing a factory reset will still clear all settings.
Some error messages are incorrectly shown as notice level errors.
The Dise Control Center cannot be opened on BrightSign devices.
Sony Android and Philips Android players can't be updated via release channels, please contact Dise Support for assistance.
When installing on Philips Android, error code 0/1 can occasionally be seen during installation, which can be ignored.