Ocean video with optional waves
Ocean Screen
Fill a display with a looping shoreline scene and add generated wave ambience when you want sound. Tune the motion and picture for a calm background at home, work or an event.
- Visual
- Looping shoreline video
- Audio
- Optional wave ambience
- Speed
- Three settings
- Picture
- Brightness and vignette
Start the Ocean Screen with wave ambience
Adjust the image for its viewing distance, then decide whether the room also needs sound.
Start the scene
Play the looping video and choose the display where it will be viewed.
Set the wave pace
Pick 0.75x, 1x or 1.25x according to the motion you prefer.
Tune the image
Use brightness for overall visibility and vignette for darker edges.
Enable audio if useful
Start the generated ocean ambience, lower its volume and enter fullscreen.
A looping visual rather than a live beach camera
The ocean scene is prerecorded video that repeats. It does not show current weather, tides or a specific live location, so use a weather or coastal service when those details matter.
The optional audio is generated separately and is not the original sound from the visible video. It provides a continuous wave like texture without relying on a short embedded recording.
Make the display less distracting
Keep the video at 1x when you want natural motion. Reduce brightness or add vignette on a nearby second monitor so the moving highlights do not compete with your main task.
Choose the Rain Screen for a darker weather scene, or open Black Screen when you need a static, silent display.
Ocean Screen controls
The video and generated sound remain independent.
Video playback
Pauses or resumes the continuously looping shoreline scene.
Speed
Sets playback to 0.75x, normal 1x or 1.25x.
Brightness and vignette
Changes visible brightness from 45 to 120 percent and edge shading from 0 to 70 percent.
Ocean sound
Turns generated wave ambience on or off and controls its volume.
Important: Use a comfortable volume and remember that the scene does not provide tide, swimming or weather safety information.
Ocean Screen questions
Is this a live ocean feed?
No. It is a looping ambient video.
Can the video play silently?
Yes. Sound is optional and starts only after you use its control.
Why can the picture crop in fullscreen?
The video covers the available stage, so screens with a different aspect ratio may trim some outer edges.