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presetdelete
The
presetdelete
command deletes the specified preset from memory.
Command line structure
presetdelete name
name:
Name of the stored preset.
Example 1 - Delete a preset named
preset1
.
presetdelete preset1
]
presetget
The
presetget
command returns the connection status of all devices within a specified
preset. Devices are listed by connection in the returned JSON string, depending on their
assigned function.
Command line structure
presetget name
name:
Name of the stored preset.
Returned attributes for this command are:
Attribute Value Description
device Device ID
Example: 20001
The device ID within the preset.
onlaunch Provision, Play, or
Launch
The launch status of the device within the
preset.
directory Example: /dir1/ The directory used by a device for recording
or playback.
filename Example: file1
The filename used by the device for
recording or playback.
timesync Yes or No
Time Sync (playback only).
start hh:mm:ss
Example: 01:30:23
The start offset time (playback only).
stop hh:mm:ss
Example: 02:31:25
The stop offset time (playback only, not
applicable to VNR 100 chase-play mode).
tag Example: tag1
The tag name (recording only).
streams a, v, w, d, r, c
Example: a,v,d
The streams provisioned for playback or
recording.
mode fill, follow, or unity
The scale mode of a VNS 104 decoder
window.
audio_level -36 to +6 The audio level of a VNS 104 decoder
window.
mute_audio yes or no
The mute status of a VNS 104.
Example 1 - List connection attributes of a preset named
"preset1"
.
presetget preset1
]
Returns:
{"connections":[{"source":{"device":"20001"},
"sinks":[{"device":"20001"}]}],"name":"preset1"}
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