Cricket Auction Pro
Available— Core module — dedicated display route for projectors/TVs.
Auction TV Mode for Halls & Projectors
There's a specific route built to be cast to a TV or projector — separate from the auctioneer's control console — so a hall full of players, owners, and family can watch the auction without anyone accidentally touching admin controls. It's the screen that turns a laptop-and-projector setup into something that actually looks like an event.
Why organizers use this
- Read-only display route keeps organizer controls completely separate
- Layout is designed for distance viewing — big text, clear sold/unsold states
- Works over HDMI from a laptop or cast to a smart TV browser
- Updates in sync with the console with no manual refresh needed
Typical use cases
- A club hall auction with a projector screen at the front of the room
- A hotel banquet hall auction cast to the venue's smart TVs
- A society clubhouse event where the display doubles as the evening's entertainment
Frequently asked questions
- What hardware do I need for the TV display?
- Any smart TV, projector, or monitor with a browser or an HDMI-connected laptop works — there's no special hardware or app required.
- Can spectators interact with the display?
- No, the display is intentionally view-only. All bidding and admin actions happen on the separate organizer console.
- Is there a difference between Auction TV mode and Public Display?
- They serve the same purpose — a large, spectator-facing screen — Auction TV mode refers to using it on a physical screen at the venue, while Public Display also covers sharing the same view as a link for remote viewers.
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