acemax 4K Digital Signage Media Player 4096×2304 H.265 USB 8TB MicroSD 1TB HDMI AV
Plays 4K video up to 4096×2304 with H.265 decoding, auto-loops USB or MicroSD content 24/7, and connects via HDMI or AV
- 24/7 continuous playback with auto-loop and resume functions
- Plug-and-play operation without Wi-Fi, apps or subscriptions
- USB drives up to 8 TB and MicroSD cards up to 1 TB supported
- 4K video up to 4096×2304 decoded via H.265 for stable performance
- HDMI and AV outputs connect modern and legacy displays
Digital Signage Media Player 4K
The acemax 4K Digital Signage Media Player is built for continuous 24/7 operation in commercial environments such as restaurants, retail stores and exhibitions. It provides automatic playback, looping and resume functions without requiring an internet connection, software or subscriptions. Content starts instantly from a connected USB drive or MicroSD card.
USB 8TB MicroSD 1TB Storage Limits
The player reads USB storage devices up to 8TB and MicroSD cards up to 1TB, allowing large video libraries and multiple playlists. Playback is entirely local with no WiFi or network dependency. File navigation is handled through an on-screen menu operated by the included remote control.
HDMI 4096×2304 H.265 Decoding
Video output reaches 4096×2304 resolution at 30 frames per second with H.265/HEVC decoding for efficient, low-heat performance. An HDMI port supports up to 2160p at 60Hz for modern displays, while an analog AV output provides compatibility with legacy CRT televisions and stereo systems.
Highlights
- 24/7 continuous playback with auto-loop and resume functions
- Plug-and-play operation without Wi-Fi, apps or subscriptions
- USB drives up to 8 TB and MicroSD cards up to 1 TB supported
- 4K video up to 4096×2304 decoded via H.265 for stable performance
- HDMI and AV outputs connect modern and legacy displays
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick USB or MicroSD for my 4K signage loops?
Both work for auto-play loops; USB drives up to 8TB and MicroSD cards up to 1TB are supported, so choose the format that matches your existing media library.
What does the 4096×2304 spec mean when I plug this into my 4K TV?
The player decodes video up to 4096×2304 at 30fps using H.265, while its HDMI output runs at up to 2160p/60Hz, so your 4K display receives a compatible Ultra-HD signal.
Which video standard does the HDMI output actually cap at in practice?
HDMI delivers up to 2160p at 60Hz, and the built-in decoder handles H.265/HEVC up to 4096×2304 at 30fps, so playback stays smooth within those limits.
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