Webview Cards are compatible with both HTTP and HTTPS sites, but HTTPS is strongly recommended for security and a better user experience. Using HTTP may lead to security warnings or content restrictions.

Content caching is a process where Appspace stores frequently accessed content locally on your device or network. This improves performance by reducing the need to download content from the cloud every time it’s needed, resulting in faster load times and smoother playback, especially for large media files or in areas with limited internet connectivity.

Appspace typically offers a content approval workflow that allows you to review and approve content before it goes live. This ensures quality control and prevents unauthorized or inappropriate content from being displayed. You can define specific roles and permissions for different users to participate in the approval process.

Yes, Appspace allows you to easily share content across different channels and devices within your network. You can publish content to multiple channels simultaneously or create playlists that can be reused across various displays.

Appspace enables you to set expiration dates for your content, ensuring that outdated information is automatically removed from your displays. You can also schedule content updates in advance or use dynamic content sources that automatically refresh with the latest information.

Appspace supports a wide range of content types, including images, videos, live streams, web pages, social media feeds, RSS feeds, calendars, and more. You can also integrate with other platforms and services to display dynamic and interactive content.

Yes, Appspace supports VOD content delivery. You can upload your video files to the platform and create VOD channels or playlists that allow users to browse and select content on demand. Appspace also offers features like content licensing and DRM protection for premium VOD content.