You will be asked to log into your Intuiface account if you aren't logged in already. Click the 'Player Activation' link in the bottom-right corner of the screen.The 'Single Player Activation - License Selection' page is then loaded on which you select a license and optionally define some Player parameters. This license is automatically assigned to the Player device.Īctivation Option #2: Use the activation code Scan the QR code using any mobile device and open the associated URL. Player platforms: Not supported on the iPad.

Most Player activation options are initiated from this screen.Įxclusively for the iPad, the activation screen looks a bit different - the QR code is removed. When Player is first launched, its activation screen is displayed. Each approach achieves the same goal so simply choose the one best suited for your needs.Įach method in this article applies to all Player supported platforms unless explicitly noted otherwise. (Reminder: An in-venue Player is a Player installed to run natively on Windows, iOS (on the iPad), Android, BrightSign, Chrome OS, Samsung Tizen, and LG webOS.) These options exist to accommodate an equally wide array of deployment scenarios, such as bulk licensing, keyboard-less licensing, and more. “I hope to come to many more international games here,” said Haroon Shirzad, a 21-year-old student who was shirtless and painted from the waist to his hairline in the colours of the Afghan flag.Player activation, the act of associating an in-venue Player with an Intuiface account and - if available - a paid license, can be accomplished via a wide array of methods. Given the background of strained, sometimes violent, relations, the game was heavy with diplomatic significance, although that seemed to matter little to the Afghan crowd. The last time the Pakistani national team played in Afghanistan was in 1977. The FIFA-sanctioned friendly was played at the Afghan Football Federation’s stadium, where on Thursday the second season of the Afghan Premier League will kick off. REUTERS/Omar Sobhaniīilled as an indication of the country’s gradual return to normality after decades of war and violence, the 6,000-seater stadium was sold out and the jubilant crowd cheered at every pass, erupting into a frenzy when game ended 3-0 to Afghanistan. An Afghan girl, with her face painted with the colours of Afghanistan's national flag, watches a friendly soccer match between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Kabul, August 20, 2013.

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