The NovaStar TB60 is an LED multimedia player that combines content playback and sending for shelf displays, retail signs and other commercial LED screens. It supports up to 2.3 million pixels, four Gigabit Ethernet LED outputs, stored-content playback and a live HDMI source. Choose the standard TB60 or the option with a 4G module to match your installation.
TB60 specifications at a glance
| Maximum LED loading capacity | 2,300,000 pixels in total |
|---|---|
| Maximum screen dimension | Width up to 4096 pixels or height up to 4096 pixels, within the total loading limit |
| LED outputs | 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports; a separate Gigabit Ethernet port handles network control |
| HDMI | 1 HDMI 1.3 input and 1 HDMI 1.3 output; up to 1920 × 1200 at 60 Hz |
| Processor and memory | Quad-core ARM A55 at 1.8 GHz; 1 GB RAM |
| Internal storage | 32 GB in current specifications; confirm the supplied hardware revision when ordering |
| Video decoding | 4K decoding supported; codec and frame-rate limits apply |
| Connectivity | Wired network, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and optional 4G module |
Selection note: A 4K source file does not mean the TB60 can drive a full 4K LED canvas. Calculate screen width × height and keep the result within 2,300,000 pixels. The maximum width and height cannot both be used at once.
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Offline playback or live HDMI: which mode should you use?
Asynchronous mode plays content stored on the player. This suits scheduled shelf promotions and retail signage where a computer does not need to remain connected as the live video source.
Synchronous mode uses the HDMI input as its video source. Use it when the display needs to follow an external source. Confirm the source resolution and screen mapping before deployment; scaling has operating limits.
Multi-screen synchronous playback is also supported. Plan time synchronization and decoding requirements together: enabling synchronized playback reduces the number of videos the device can play simultaneously.

Standard TB60 or TB60 with 4G module
The standard player ships without a 4G module. Choose the listed 4G option if the project requires cellular connectivity, and confirm module compatibility, local network coverage and SIM/data arrangements before purchase. Wi-Fi and wired networking provide alternatives where an available network can reach the player.
For a store rollout, decide how each location will receive new content and how staff will check playback. A local shelf display and a group of geographically separated stores can need different network and publishing arrangements, even when they use the same player.
Check your shelf LED display before ordering
- Send the screen’s pixel width and height, cabinet layout and receiving-card model.
- Specify stored-content playback, a live HDMI source or a requirement for synchronization across screens.
- Select the standard or 4G configuration and tell us the installation country, quantity and delivery destination.
- Confirm the hardware revision, storage capacity and included accessories with your quotation.
Browse our LED media players or NovaStar products if your screen requires another configuration.

NovaStar TB60 price and quotation
Select a model above to see its listed price. The standard and 4G configurations have different prices. For a project quotation, contact EagerLED with your screen resolution, quantity and delivery destination. Confirm shipping, taxes and the final configuration before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Can the TB60 run a shelf display without a live computer?
Yes. In asynchronous mode it plays stored content. Configure the screen and publish the content first; a live computer video feed is not required for that mode.
Does 4K decoding mean a 4K LED output?
No. Decoding capability, HDMI resolution and LED loading capacity are different limits. Size the LED screen against the 2.3 million pixel loading limit.
Does the TB60 include 4G?
The standard model does not. This page offers a separate model option with a 4G module; confirm the selected configuration before checkout.
Why do older TB60 documents show 16 GB storage?
Earlier documentation lists 16 GB. NovaStar’s later specifications list 32 GB. Confirm the actual hardware batch rather than assuming every existing TB60 unit has the same storage.
Specification download and revision note
Download the original TB60 specification (V1.0.0). This retained download is an older revision. The current-specification summary above was checked against NovaStar’s TB60 Multimedia Player Specifications V1.2.2, dated August 29, 2025; supplied hardware and firmware should be confirmed for your order.











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