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APP1 isolated test release
Every installer on this page connects only to the APP1 test platform. Install the player, then use its six-digit pairing code in the APP1 guided setup.
1. Dashboard computer
Keep APP1 and the guided setup open here. Do not install the player on this computer.
2. Player computer
Open this page on the PC physically connected to the display, then install the player there.
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Choose your platform
The WhiteCore Player is available for Raspberry Pi, Windows, Mac and Linux, all on version 0.2.119.
Latest build 0.2.119, updated 10 Aug 2026. Installers are rebuilt on every release, so re-downloading always gives you the newest player.
Raspberry Pi
For Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 (64-bit Raspberry Pi OS)
- Validated before kiosk mode
- Auto-relaunch + signed updates
- Visible startup diagnostics
Use these keys on the media player keyboard or during an authorised remote-support session.
How to install
- 1Download the ARM64 (.tgz) package onto your Pi.
- 2Open the Terminal application (on Raspberry Pi OS it is in the taskbar, or press Ctrl+Alt+T).
- 3Confirm the Pi is running a 64-bit OS. Continue only when this prints aarch64:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
uname -m - 4Go to your Downloads folder:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
cd ~/Downloads - 5Unpack the package:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
tar -xzf kraken-player-*linux-arm64.tgz - 6Run the installer (it will ask for your password, that is the administrator rights it needs):Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
sudo bash install.sh - 7Validate the display packages, set up kiosk mode, then reboot:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
sudo bash appliance-pi.sh && sudo reboot - 8Expected result: Whitecore starts and the connected screen shows a six-digit pairing code. Sign in to the web dashboard, add a media player, and enter it.
- 9Maintenance shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+Q exits kiosk mode for 10 minutes. Ctrl+Shift+K returns immediately. The appliance installer registers both shortcuts in Linux.
- 10If the startup message remains, press Ctrl+Alt+F2, sign in, and read the saved startup log:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
tail -100 /var/lib/kraken-player/kiosk.log - 11Install once. After pairing, future signed Whitecore releases update automatically; a repeated reinstall is not required.
Windows
For Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
- One-click installer
- Camera + Vision AI included
- Auto start + auto-update
Use these keys on the media player keyboard or during an authorised remote-support session.
How to install
- 1On the separate Windows player PC connected to the TV or LED display, open this page and click Download (Installer .exe). Do not install it on the computer running your Whitecore dashboard.
- 2Keep the Whitecore setup wizard open on the dashboard computer; you will enter the player's code there after installation.
- 3Sign into the Windows account that will run this screen. Double-click the downloaded file and approve the administrator prompt.
- 4Click Install. There is one clean setup path: no second Windows user and no Recommended or Standard mode choice.
- 5Whitecore starts automatically in the same Windows account and shows a six-digit pairing code. No restart or manual launch is required.
- 6On the separate dashboard computer, return to the setup wizard and enter that pairing code.
- 7Maintenance only: press Ctrl+Shift+Q on the player PC to open its desktop for 10 minutes; press Ctrl+Shift+K to lock it again.
macOS
For macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon & Intel)
- launchd kiosk service
- Apple Silicon + Intel builds
- Auto-relaunch
Use these keys on the media player keyboard or during an authorised remote-support session.
How to install
- 1Download Apple Silicon or Intel (.tgz) to match your Mac.
- 2Open the Terminal application (press Cmd+Space, type Terminal, press Return).
- 3Go to your Downloads folder:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
cd ~/Downloads - 4Unpack the package (or double-click it in Finder):Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
tar -xzf kraken-player-*darwin-*.tgz - 5Run the installer (it will ask for your password, that is the administrator rights it needs):Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
sudo bash install-macos.sh - 6If macOS blocks it the first time, clear the quarantine flag then re-run the installer:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine kraken-player - 7The player opens in your session; sign in to the web dashboard and enter the pairing code shown.
- 8Maintenance shortcuts use Control, not Command: Ctrl+Shift+Q exits kiosk mode for 10 minutes; Ctrl+Shift+K returns immediately. The installer builds and registers the native macOS shortcut helper.
Linux
For Ubuntu 18.04+ / Debian 10+ (x86-64)
- Lightweight & stable
- systemd service
- Runs on any x86-64 device
Use these keys on the media player keyboard or during an authorised remote-support session.
How to install
- 1Download the x86-64 (.tgz) package.
- 2Open the Terminal application (Ctrl+Alt+T on most Linux desktops).
- 3Go to your Downloads folder:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
cd ~/Downloads - 4Unpack the package:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
tar -xzf kraken-player-*linux-amd64.tgz - 5Run the installer (it will ask for your password, that is the administrator rights it needs):Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
sudo bash install.sh - 6For a dedicated signage screen, set up the kiosk so it boots straight into the player, then reboot:Copy and paste the following command into Terminal:
sudo bash appliance-pi.sh && sudo reboot - 7The connected screen shows a pairing code. Sign in to the web dashboard, add a screen, and enter it.
- 8Maintenance shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+Q exits kiosk mode for 10 minutes. Ctrl+Shift+K returns immediately. The appliance installer registers both shortcuts in Linux.
WhiteCore Player is also available pre-installed on our WhiteCore Media Player.
Before you start
System Requirements
Make sure your device meets the minimum requirements for a smooth, reliable playback experience.
Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit (Debian 12 or 13)
- Pi 4 or Pi 5, 2 GB+ RAM
- ARM64 architecture
- 8 GB+ SD card
- Stable internet connection
Windows
- Windows 10 64-bit or newer
- 4 GB RAM minimum
- Intel i3 / AMD equivalent or better
- 2 GB free disk space
- Stable internet connection
macOS
- macOS 12 (Monterey) or newer
- Apple Silicon or Intel
- 4 GB RAM
- 1 GB free disk space
- Stable internet connection
Linux
- Ubuntu 18.04+ / Debian 10+
- 2 GB RAM
- x86_64 architecture
- 1 GB free disk space
- Stable internet connection
Get set up
Installation Is Easy
From download to live screen in five simple steps, no technical expertise required.
Download
Choose your platform and download the installer.
Install
Run the installer and follow the simple steps.
Login
Open WhiteCore Player and log in to your account.
Connect
Pair your device with screens and start publishing.
You're Ready!
Your screen is live and managed remotely.
Need Help?
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Secure. Private. Built for Performance.
WhiteCore Player uses secure, encrypted connections and no personal data is stored on your device.
No video storage. Metadata only.
Vision AI processes on-device and keeps only anonymous analytics, never video footage.
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