Content and schedule are prepared
Playlists, broadcast hours, zones and user permissions are defined in the central panel.
How Does Moodle Player Work?
Music content and broadcast schedules are prepared on the central platform, distributed to the relevant properties and zones, passed to the existing audio system through Moodle Player, and the operational status is reported back to the central panel.
Content, schedule, property and user management
Content distribution and operational coordination
Lobby, restaurant, spa, pool and other areas
Applies the schedule locally and runs playback
DSP, matrix, amplifier and speaker zones
5 Core Steps
The platform's logic is simple and observable: planning, distribution, local playback, hand-off to the audio system and central feedback.
Playlists, broadcast hours, zones and user permissions are defined in the central panel.
Approved content and schedules are distributed to the selected properties, zones or players.
Moodle Player stores content locally and runs the defined broadcast flow.
Audio output is routed to the matrix, DSP, amplifier or network audio infrastructure depending on the project.
Player connectivity, last update, playback and operational data are tracked in the central panel.
System Architecture
Management happens on the central platform. Playback runs locally through the Moodle Player on site. The operation stays centralized while each zone keeps its own broadcast structure.
Content, schedules, properties and permissions are managed in one place.
The player applies its assigned schedule on site.
The center sends content; the player reports status back.
Hotel group, property, zone and player layers are supported.
Content & Automation
Broadcast flows are planned in advance by time of day, day of week, season, event and zone usage. The player applies the defined schedule automatically.
Separate programs for morning, midday, evening and night.
Different broadcast scenarios for lobby, restaurant, spa and pool.
Separate plans for special date ranges and event days.
Audio System Integration
Moodle Player is not tied to a single connection type. Following a project assessment, the system can be configured to work with analog audio output, a digital matrix, DSP, a multi-zone amplifier or network-based audio infrastructure.
Installation & Go-Live
No two hotels are the same. Zone count, audio infrastructure, network structure and operating model are assessed together to define the right implementation scope.
Zones, devices, network structure, audio infrastructure and the current playback method are assessed.
Player count, multi-channel needs, connection model and management hierarchy are planned.
Players are connected to the system, zones are defined and broadcast plans are started.
Zones are verified, users are trained and the support process is activated.
Test Moodle Player's advanced broadcasting interface, multi-zone management, and smart automation features right away in our demo environment.
Manage audio stream and playlists in real time.
Test Lobby, Restaurant, Spa and Outdoor broadcasts.
Observe automated daypart mode transitions.
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Let's Assess Together
In a short online call, let's review your current systems, the operational problems you face and which responsibilities Moodle Player can take on.