Dozens of screens, dozens of sources
A TV wall mixes brands, sizes and panel types, and each manufacturer sends its own demo loops. Updating every set by hand with USB sticks is slow and easy to get wrong.
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TV and AV retail
Digital signage for TV and AV retail departments
Volume runs the content on TV walls in electrical retailers and brand concessions. Hubble CMS keeps every display playing the right demo content, shoppers can scan a QR code to compare models on the screen in front of them, and Volume’s team installs and supports it all.
- sites supported worldwide
- 1,200+
- screens reached
- 35,000
- building digital signage since
- 2009
Why TV departments are hard to run
In a TV department, the screens are both the products on sale and the signage. When they show the wrong thing, it costs sales.
Blank screens and setup menus
A TV showing “No signal” or a settings menu doesn’t sell, and store teams rarely have time to check every set on the wall.
Shoppers want answers now
Size, price and panel technology are hard to compare at a glance, and staff aren’t always free to help.
Brand partners want proof
Manufacturer-funded space has to show approved content at agreed times, and partners expect evidence that it did.
How Volume runs a TV department
One CMS, purpose-built players and a team that has worked with brands including Currys, Samsung, LG and Sony.
Central demo content
Schedule manufacturer loops, promotions and price messages to any display, wall, store or region from Hubble.
On-screen product comparisons
With Volume’s on-screen ticketing, shoppers scan a QR code to take control of a screen, compare sizes and browse offers.
Screen monitoring
Hubble monitors every player, so offline or misbehaving displays are flagged before customers notice.
Proof of play for brand partners
Reports show what played, on which screen and when, ready to share with manufacturers.
Approvals
Brand and head-office sign-off before anything goes live on the wall.
AI content builder
Create on-brand price and promotion messages in minutes, without waiting for a design team.
Try the TV department demo
This is the live demo used in TV departments. Scan the QR code with your phone to take control, open the Sizes tab and compare screen sizes.
Players made for TV walls
Consumer TVs on a retail wall need an external media player. Volume’s Relay and UHDPro 2 CEC are Android players that play content at up to 4K with HDR. Commercial displays running Samsung Tizen or LG webOS can run Hubble without one.
- Up to 4K HDR playback
- HDMI-CEC support on the UHDPro 2 CEC
- Synchronised playback across multiple players
- Supplied, set up and installed by Volume
Brands we’ve worked with
From the first screen to the whole estate
Volume can take on as much of the project as you need, from a single store trial to a national rollout.
- 01
Plan
Site surveys, screen positions, content plans and a rollout schedule for every location.
- 02
Build
Hardware supplied and prepared, installed by our engineers and connected to Hubble before opening.
- 03
Support
Remote monitoring, maintenance and engineer visits, with service levels shaped around your estate.
TV and AV department signage questions
What retailers and brands ask us most about TV wall content.
What is a vision department?
“Vision” is the retail industry’s name for the TV and home cinema department of an electrical retailer. Its displays are both the products on sale and the signage, so the content running on them directly affects sales.
Can we play manufacturers’ own demo content?
Yes. Hubble schedules manufacturer demo loops alongside your own promotions and pricing, and can target them to particular displays, walls, stores or regions.
Do the TVs on the wall need a media player?
Consumer TVs usually do. Volume supplies Android players such as Relay and the UHDPro 2 CEC for this. Commercial displays running Samsung Tizen or LG webOS can run Hubble directly.
How do shoppers interact with the screens?
With Volume’s on-screen ticketing, a shopper scans a QR code on the screen with their phone and uses it as a remote to compare sizes, see features and browse offers on the display in front of them.
Can brand partners see proof that their content played?
Yes. Hubble’s proof-of-play reports show what played, where and when, so you can share evidence with manufacturers that fund space in your stores.
Do you install and support the screens?
Yes. Volume handles site surveys, hardware, installation, remote monitoring and engineer visits, so store teams don’t have to manage the technology.
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Make every set on the wall sell
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