Move anything: exporting and importing shows and channels
How ChannelOS bundles work — export a show (.show.channelos.tv) or a whole channel (.channel.channelos.tv) with schedule, shows and media baked in, then import it into any workspace as a fresh, self-contained copy.
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Guide 8 minFinding your channels and shows — and what the editor can do
Where channels and shows live in ChannelOS, how to open and edit them, and a full tour of the slide editor: canvas, toolbar, elements, Pexels media, background removal and keyboard shortcuts.
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Guide 7 minFrom brand kit to a scheduled channel: build your first show in ChannelOS
A step-by-step walkthrough: create a brand kit, generate an on-brand show with AI, preview it, then build a channel and put the show on a repeating weekly schedule.
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How it works 6 minNo media player required: signage on hardware you already own
Why ChannelOS runs as a web page on the TV itself — no dedicated media player, no per-device license — and how channels, dayparting and self-updating screens work on hardware you already have.
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Comparison 7 minChannelOS vs Yodeck: a calmer way to run your screens
An honest comparison of ChannelOS and Yodeck across getting a screen live, building a show, changing what's playing and running the wall — and who each tool is really for.
- AI 6 min
AI-first signage: describe your screen, watch the show appear
What 'AI-first' actually means for digital signage — drafting whole multi-slide shows from a description, reading PDFs and webpages into slides, and why the output is an editable show, not a dead export.
- Product 6 min
Pair, Build, Publish: the three-verb model for digital signage
ChannelOS reduces running a screen to three verbs. Here's exactly what each one does, why pairing needs no app, and how 'edit once, airs everywhere' actually works.
- Manifesto 5 min
Digital signage shouldn't take a weekend
Most signage tools make you provision devices, build media libraries and wire up playlists before a single screen lights up. Here's why ChannelOS throws away the setup and keeps the power.