Simple USB Signage – USB Digital Signage for Android TV, Fire TV & Roku

Turn your Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, or Roku device with USB support into a simple signage player. Connect a USB drive with photos, videos, and optional audio files, then play a continuous full-screen signage loop using a remote-friendly interface.

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📺 TV Platforms Android TV, Fire TV & Roku

🔌 USB Playback Scan Folders & Subfolders

🎵 Optional Audio Background Music Support

Start USB Signage in Minutes

Prepare a USB Drive

Copy your signage photos, videos, and optional audio files to a FAT32 USB drive. You can organize files inside folders and subfolders.

Connect USB to TV

Open Simple USB Signage on your Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, or supported Roku device, then let the app scan supported media files from USB storage.

Press Play

Start signage playback from the Play menu or from a selected visual item. The app loops photos and videos continuously with optional background music.

Why TV Users Will Like It

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USB-First Signage

Scan media directly from USB storage
Reload/rescan connected USB media whenever needed
Use Roku devices and Roku TVs that support USB media playback

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Photo + Video Loop

Play images and videos in one continuous signage session
Automatic image slide timing with smooth crossfade transitions

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Flexible Audio

Loop optional background audio independently
Use music during image playback and let videos play with their own audio where supported

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Simple TV Settings

Choose black or white background
Set image display mode to Fill screen or Show full image

Perfect For

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Shops & Small Businesses

Run simple promotional screens, offers, product photos, and short videos from a USB drive without a cloud signage system.

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Food Stalls & Cafes

Display menus, combo offers, food photos, and looping videos on a TV using local USB media.

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Events & Parties

Play birthday slides, welcome screens, event photos, sponsor videos, and background music on a TV.

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Clubs & Auditoriums

Use a TV as a simple media signage screen for announcements, schedules, event promotions, and waiting-area displays.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Simple USB Signage? +

Simple USB Signage is a TV app for Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, and Roku devices that plays photos, videos, and optional background audio from a connected USB drive as continuous digital signage.

Do I need an internet connection to use the signage playback? +

No. The main signage workflow is USB-based, so your photos, videos, and audio files can play locally from the connected USB drive.

Does the app scan folders and subfolders? +

Yes. The app recursively scans folders and subfolders on connected USB drives and builds a flat media list for playback.

What media can I use for signage? +

The app supports common image, video, and audio formats. Images and videos are used for the visual signage playlist, while audio files can be used as optional background music.

Can photos and videos play in the same signage loop? +

Yes. The app supports mixed image and video playback in the same continuous signage session.

Can I control how images fit on the TV screen? +

Yes. You can choose Fill screen for edge-to-edge display or Show full image to avoid cropping when the image aspect ratio does not match the TV.

Can I change the image slide duration? +

Yes. The image slide duration can be increased or decreased from the settings screen.

How does background music work? +

Audio files are played as a separate looping background playlist during image playback. On Roku, background music is released while videos play so the video's own audio can be heard.

What happens in demo/free mode? +

Free/demo mode limits the number of unlocked audio, video, and image files shown in the media set. Locked items are blurred and show a lock badge, and demo playback shows a subtle watermark.

Does Simple USB Signage work on Roku? +

Yes. The Roku version is available from the Roku Channel Store and is designed for Roku devices or Roku TVs that support USB media playback.