
I love the fact that now when you have licensed displays there is a whole library of presentations to choose from and apply to your organization. Custom schedules making things super easy to set up all your presentations just the way that you want to them to play. They are customizable to fit your needs as well. It's come a long way.The ability to remotely reboot the device playing the content is handy as well. I'm using mini-Intel NUC machines to run my displays and with a simple click in the RiseVision interface, I can reboot the Rise Player, or restart the whole machine without having to remotely connect to it. RiseVision also gives you storage in the cloud for any media that you'd like to implement into the presentations. This way you have a central place to come back to your favorite pictures, videos, and so on. Tech support has been great as well, typically responding in a business day or less with any questions or concerns, so you don't feel like you're left hanging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
So far there's not much to say I don't like about it. It would be nice if there was a Chrome agent so I could use something like a Chromestick on a tv simply for less wiring and equipment. Aside from I'm sure some ongoing improvements it's hard to find anything to dislike about this solution at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Hey Travis, thanks so much for your original review and then for updating it. We're happy to hear that your school likes the templates and the ability to remotely manage devices. Please reach out if you have any questions at all.


