PORTABLE IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT SERVER EVALUATION
Guide: https://yenra.com/portable-flight-entertainment-server/
Prepared September 30, 2026. A ground usability record; aircraft acceptance remains the operator's responsibility.

Instructions: Use authorized content and supplier instructions. Describe the intended service, run a representative test, and record observed results. Repeat affected tests after changes. Keep passwords and passenger data out of this shared record.

Date / evaluator / supplier contact:
Server model / serial / firmware / player version:
Intended aircraft/operator (acceptance pending or documented):
Expected users and use duration:
Device models / operating systems / browsers:
Content license, expiry, subtitles and audio requirements:
Power/battery documentation and proposed charging arrangement:

Test each item and write PASS / FAIL / NOT TESTED plus observations:
1. Reboot and start with external internet disconnected:
2. Join local network and open player on every intended device:
3. Play different titles simultaneously on intended number of devices:
4. Seek, pause/resume, use captions and alternate audio:
5. Disconnect and reconnect a device:
6. Record loaded runtime, settings and remaining charge (hours/minutes and %):
7. Have a second person follow the supplier's recovery procedure:

Unresolved issues / owner / next action:
Operator decision on radios, placement, restraint, ventilation and power:
Applicable documentation and decision date:
Passenger instructions and offline fallback:
Next retest trigger (device, player, content or firmware change):

FAA reference: https://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/advisory_circulars/index.cfm/go/document.information/documentID/1032206
Use the applicable current operator and aircraft instructions. A successful office test is not aircraft approval.