Magna-TV · In-room TV & guest services

Your hotel, on every screen.

Magna-TV turns ordinary Google TV screens into a branded in-room experience with live television, streaming, dining and hotel services, managed entirely from one web console.

Screens shown are illustrative.

  • Retail Google TV hardwareNo proprietary set-top boxes.
  • Managed remotelyNo room visits needed.
  • Works offlineAn internet outage never blanks a screen.

The guest experience

The stay begins at power-on

Welcomed by name

Check-in flows from the front desk to the screen, and the greeting resets for the next guest.

One line-up, every source

Antenna, IPTV, internet streams and curated YouTube live channels in one numbered list.

Their apps, their accounts

Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video and Disney+ on the home screen. Guest logins are wiped at checkout.

Your hotel, beautifully told

Magazine-style pages for restaurants, facilities and packages, shown even when offline.

Dinner from the remote

A photo menu for in-room dining. Staff phone the room to confirm before charging.

Room service from the TV

Guests request housekeeping, towels, drinking water, amenities or maintenance from the TV, and see when it is acknowledged and completed.

Offers that sell

Full-screen promotions guests can order with a click of the remote, and no pop-ups.

Every guest's language

English and Bahasa Melayu throughout, with more content languages available. The front desk sets the room language at check-in.

Casting, made clear

Each TV appears as its room number, such as "Room 610", in the guest's cast list, with on-screen casting steps matched to the TV.

HDMI inputs, one click away

Guests switch to the room's HDMI inputs from the hotel menu, which shows which ones have a signal.

Orders & requests

Every order and request, answered fast

Magna Staff app (new, in pilot)

An Android staff app rings within seconds of every dining order or room-service request and walks staff through each step, from confirming the call to closing the job, recording who did what and when.

A dining loop that closes

Order workboard, phone confirmation, automatic kitchen tickets and a reconciled sales report.

Room charges, your way

Each hotel chooses whether dining charges post to the PMS automatically or are posted by staff, with the PMS reply shown to staff.

The management console

Every room, one screen

Live viewing, room status and dining sales, from any browser.

A live picture of every TV

Each TV reports power, channel and connectivity every 15 seconds, and shows whether it has the latest content.

Fix rooms without visiting them

Adjust volume or channel, send messages, view the screen, or restart just the hotel app so the TV stays online, with a full reboot still available. Screen captures delete themselves after an hour.

Wired to the front desk

Native Oracle Opera / Fidelio (FIAS) integration: check-in personalises the TV, checkout wipes it, pay-TV access follows the reservation, and charge posting is a per-hotel option.

Viewing and sales dashboard

TVs online, viewing time, top channels, viewing share by source and dining sales, plus per-room viewing history, with one-click CSV export.

Publish once, it's everywhere

Menu, promotion and information changes reach every TV within seconds.

Built for groups and resellers

Three-tier hierarchy with strict data isolation, operator roles, two-factor sign-in and a full audit trail.

Remote support

Updated and repaired without a room visit

Over-the-air app updates

New versions of the TV app install themselves from the cloud behind an "Updating" screen, so no technician visits the room.

Streaming apps updated centrally

Push approved versions of apps such as YouTube to every TV from the console, instead of each TV updating on its own.

One-click diagnostics

A TV checks its own network, connection, clock, server link and streaming, and returns a report in under a minute.

Repair one app remotely

Support can reset a single streaming app on a TV without visiting the room or signing the guest out of other apps.

Under the hood

Engineered for hotel reality

From box to ready room, without a room visit

  1. One signed file per propertyTampered files are rejected.
  2. Each TV enrols itselfIts own keys, on an encrypted network from first boot.
  3. IPTV channels delivered to every TVThe channel line-up is pushed to each TV automatically.
  4. Room readyNo technician visit required.

An appliance, not a computer

Powers on straight into your hotel's welcome screen, with kiosk mode, locked settings and volume caps. Guest-set device PINs are removed automatically, and TVs can be kept from dropping into standby.

Secure by architecture

Encrypted tunnel for management, minimal exposed ports, auto-renewing certificates and audited actions.

Built for the bad days

Menus, photos and pages are cached on each TV, and the clock stays correct so streaming apps keep launching.

Honest about hardware

Runs directly on Google TV televisions, such as Skyworth models, and on off-the-shelf Android boxes, tuned on entry-level 2 GB hardware.

Streaming stays fast

Only management traffic uses the tunnel. Live TV and streaming apps go direct.

Nothing to babysit

Starts automatically at power-on, repairs its own management connection after a network blip, and a replacement unit is set up in minutes.

Backed up every day

Hotel data and configuration are backed up hourly and nightly, with a daily off-site copy and a tested restore procedure.

Bring Magna-TV to your rooms

See the guest experience and the management console in a live demo.

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