Core Features
Display YouTube videos, playlists, and live streams on your screens
Add YouTube content
Add public YouTube video or playlist links to display content directly on screens.
Show live streams
Display YouTube Live streams on screens to show real-time video content.
Stream full quality
Stream videos automatically in the highest resolution supported by each screen.
Use Cases
Use YouTube to rotate timely video content across shared screens
Common use cases
Use YouTube for video content that changes frequently and benefits from playlists or live streams to keep screens relevant throughout the day.
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Health and wellness videos in gyms and fitness centers
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Educational and instructional content in schools and training spaces
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Community updates and storytelling for nonprofits and YMCAs
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Live streams of events, classes, or announcements
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Curated video playlists for lobbies and waiting areas
FAQs
Using YouTube with Screen Pulse
Practical answers on what content can be displayed on screens, how playback behaves, and how videos fit into playlists and schedules.
You can display any public YouTube video, playlist, or live stream using its link.
Yes. Videos from your own channel can be displayed as long as they are publicly available.
Yes. YouTube Live content can be displayed in real time on screens.
Yes. YouTube playlists can be displayed sequentially to rotate multiple videos.
Yes. YouTube videos can be used as standalone screen content or included in Screen Pulse playlists.
Videos automatically play in the highest resolution supported by each screen, including HD and Full HD.
Videos are played muted by default due to browser autoplay restrictions. Playback with sound depends on user interaction and device settings.
