UNH TVs (digital signage TVs) are used around UNH campuses to communicate to the UNH community and visitors about a variety of happenings, including events, classes, upcoming deadlines, public service and engagement messages, social media feeds, transportation information, and emergency alerts.
UNH TV service is a fully managed university-wide signage network, where content is uploaded through a portal, then passes through a vetting process offering joint approval with the university and company (OrcaTV) , and then managed by the company to upload content to the appropriate screens. The TVs are located around the Durham and Manchester campuses.
UNH Academic Technology is responsible for managing the UNH TV service. The software used is OrcaTV from Apogee. Channel player software is primarily Tightrope Media Systems Carousel software, the channel players, TVs and network are provided by UNH business units. The solution interoperates seamlessly with all existing UNH TV Consortium digital signage systems and can be distributed simply over UNH CableTV Channel 3.1.
To request a digital TV, please complete the request form.
Request support regarding UNH TVs.
Anyone working on a digital TV ad can use these UNH resources. For further questions, please check out the training courses available from Academic Technology.
UNHTV ads are posted by members of the University community acting as official representatives of the University of New Hampshire or its recognized student organizations. and are responsible for the content of their ads. In addition, they are responsible for complying with all relevant laws, university policies and this standard.
UNH AT reserves the right to reject or remove an ad it considers to violate the ad regulations, this standard or any other UNH policy.
If inappropriate or inaccurate content is reported, Academic Technology or its agents (OrcaTV) will contact the ad owner to discuss the issue and suggest alternatives. If the site or content owner cannot be contacted or is no longer at UNH, that content will be administered by Web and Mobile Development (WMD) and can be removed if deemed inaccurate or inappropriate. When content is obviously unacceptable, UNH WMD will immediately remove the content prior to contacting the content owner.
Reports regarding inappropriate content may be sent to WMD.