May 15, 2012 • Alcorn McBride TourTraXX User’s Manual • Rev 1.3 • Page 29
Example Playlist
Here’s an example playlist that will be discussed in detail below to explain
the concept of how playlists work in the TourTraXX.
1C1PL ;You can comment your Playlist file using
6P2LP ;semicolons. All text after a semicolon is
3G2PL ;ignored until the end of the line where a
;carriage return is encountered.
5P1PL
<
The first command, which is “
1C1PL
”, causes the TourTraXX to play file
#1 to channel #1. If the user issues a Play command during the playback of
file #1, it will be interrupted and the playlist will move on to the next
command. If a Play command is not received, the TourTraXX will not
advance to the next playlist command until file #1 has played to completion.
When file #1 has finished playing, the “
6P2LP
” command is executed. This
command causes the TourTraXX to loop file #6 continuously to channel pair
#2. This file will continue looping indefinitely until the user issues a Play
command to advance the playlist.
If advanced by the user, file #3 plays to channel group #2 followed by file #5
playing to channel pair #1. Once file #5 finishes, the “
<
“ character causes
the playlist to loop back to the beginning. This means that file #1 will start
playing once again.
