Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Quietlight: The Slideshow That Keeps Running
A Windows app turns a folder of photos and videos into an unattended display across every connected screen.
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Quietlight reads a local folder, USB stick, network share, or desk-computer directory, then distributes its contents across connected displays using one of three modes: Photo Wall, Memory Table, or Classic. The page says photos remain on the machine, licensed operation continues without internet, and playback resumes after crashes or power loss. Its trial lasts seven days without a card, while the listed license costs $399 once. The stated settings include memorial services, receptions, galleries, lobbies, and waiting areas.
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