OnSign is compatible with a wide range of hardware devices and operating systems, including Android media players, Windows PCs, and professional signage displays from Samsung, LG, and others that have the processing power built directly into the screen.
Not sure which platform to choose? See our device comparison guide for a breakdown of the benefits of each platform and recommendations based on your use case.
Supported Platforms
| Platform | Minimum Version | Installation Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Signage Stick | Latest firmware recommended | Installing Amazon Signage Stick Player Software |
| Android | Android 4.2 (Android 10+ recommended) | Installing Android Player Software |
| BrightSign | Firmware 8.4.14 or newer | Installing BrightSign Player Software |
| Chrome OS | See installation guide | Chrome OS guides |
| Linux | See installation guide for supported distributions | Installing Linux Player Software |
| LG webOS | webOS 3.0 or newer | Installing webOS Player |
| macOS | See installation guide | Installing macOS Player |
| Panasonic | AF1 Series (Android-based) | Installing Panasonic Player |
| Raspberry Pi | Raspberry Pi OS 11 (Bullseye) or 12 (Bookworm) with X11 — 32-bit | Installing Raspberry Pi Player |
| Samsung Tizen (SSSP) | SSSP4 / Tizen 2.4 or newer | Installing Tizen Player Software |
| Windows | Windows 10 64-bit or Windows 11 | Installing Windows Player Software |
What's not supported
- Android TV devices (e.g. Xiaomi Mi Stick, Nvidia Shield) — Android TV uses a different OS API and is not compatible
- Consumer Smart TVs (Samsung or LG non-commercial models) — only professional signage displays are supported
- iOS / iPadOS — not supported
- Windows 32-bit — no longer supported