When you have stopped watching, Theatrium hands the screen to a screensaver: a drifting logo, paintings on a mat board, your visuals, or your Plex posters.
What this is
After a set idle time with no remote presses, the dashboard gives way to a screensaver. Any press brings the dashboard back. On an OLED television this is also a protection: nothing bright is left sitting still.
The five screensavers
Bouncing Logo. Free. The Theatrium mark drifting slowly around a dark screen.Art. Pro. A painting on a mat board, lit by a light that moves through the day, from museums' open collections.Visualizations. Pro. A random one of your ticked visuals, full screen, following the music if any is playing.Movie Posters. Pro. Posters from your Plex film and TV libraries, drifting past.Guest Welcome. Part of Short Stay. A welcome screen with the property's photo and the guest's name.
Setting it up
Open Settings › Appearance and move down to the Screensaver card at the bottom.
The Screensaver settings.
Start Screensaver After: choose how long the dashboard waits, or Custom for a time of your own.
Style: choose one of the five.
For Movie Posters, a list of your Plex film and TV libraries appears. Leave them all unticked to use every library, or tick some to narrow it down.
For Art, choose which museum collections to draw from.
Choose Preview to see it now. Press any button to come back.
