Say you want to use Webconverger for Web digital signage, to playback a promotional video in fullscreen in a loop. Such a configuration would look like:
homepage=http://signage.webconverger.com
prefs=http://ppd.webconverger.com/2013/signage.js
hidecursor
noblank
chrome=neon
Notice you need to tweak http://ppd.webconverger.com/2013/signage.js"autoconfig" preferences for your particular homepage's domain in order to give fullscreen video permissions for your domain.
Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/Services.jsm");
Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/NetUtil.jsm");
Services.perms.add(NetUtil.newURI("http://YOUR_HOMEPAGE_DOMAIN.com/"), "fullscreen", 1);
pref("full-screen-api.allow-trusted-requests-only", false);
As for view-source:http://signage.webconverger.com/ it's a very simple use of HTML video:
<video id=signage autoplay loop src=demo.webm></video>
<script>
video = document.getElementById('signage');
video.mozRequestFullScreen();
</script>
The only snag is that we currently only support WebM format for HTML video playback. MP4 licensing lately is easing up and we plan to support MP4 playback. Do ask if you need help converting your video to WebM, from MP4 or from a bunch of images.
You can also re-purpose this technique as a Screensaver / Attraction loop for Webconverger.
"Is this Webconverger Neon?" you may ask. Yes. Neon has converged into Webconverger in every functionality, except the heavyweight ssh based monitoring and the price.
Enjoy simple device management of the control panel, not just for your kiosks, but for your PC signage devices too!