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# Instalación de Admira Player

### Descargar/Instalar plataforma Admira

Para instalar Admira Player hay que seguir los pasos descritos a continuación:

1. Descargar Admira Player desde [aquí](https://install.admira.com/win/2025).
2. Una vez descargado instalamos el ejecutable y reiniciamos el equipo.
3. Para dar de alta el player, en la pantalla que nos aparece rellenamos los campos con nuestro usuario y clave de Admira, y lo asociamos al proyecto que corresponda. Si todo está correcto, la pantalla se mostrará lista para emitir.

### Configuración del player en el portal web

Una vez dado de alta el Player en el proyecto, realizamos las primeras configuraciones en el portal web para que el Player empiece a emitir.

1. Comprobar en el apartado ***Inventario*** que el Player sale dado de alta en el proyecto asociado.
2. Configurar el player y modificar el contenido de transición a otro relativo al proyecto.
3. Subir contenidos y crear una playlist en el que colocarlos.
4. Asociar la playlist creada al Player dado de alta para comprobar la emisión de contenidos.


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