How to get the native pixel format?

Can I get some resolution?

• Help me figure out how to prepare art for a public screen slideshow. Details inside... I have a client who wants me to convert a print ad to a format that will be running, I believe, on a public screen slideshow. One of those screens that rolls through sponsors' ads all day. The only formatting direction I can get from anyone is that the final art must be either jpeg or png at 1080x1920. That's it. This is the first time I've done art for anything like this, so this goes out to anyone with experience in this area... • Can I assume that this is 1080 high x 1920 wide? Otherwise, this would be a vertical piece. That can't be right...right? • What resolution/pixel density should the art be? 72ppi? 96ppi? 300ppi? I'm serious when I say I can't get any more direction from the client or the marketing droids. All I can get are the base dimensions, with no actual resolution stated. Many thanks.

• Answer:

  1920x1080 would be regular 1080p hdtv resolution, but you can turn the screen sideways if you do want it oriented vertically in which case they'd listed 1080x1920, but its hard to tell what they meant. PPI doesn't come into play here, thats pixels per inch, you already know the exact resolution (barring rotation) of the image, the PPI would vary based on the size of the screen, but that doesn't change what the resolution is.