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‘E’ End the ongoing operation and quit playback mode
Note that the seek operations will create a faster than real time playback in either direction by making a
relatively large jump in time in the desired direction, then playing back the content at normal speed for
a short period and then repeating the jump and play sequence.
Status Result:
“+OK”
The player has finished executing. Control is restored back to the shell.
“+EOF”
Playback has reached the end of the file.
“+BOF”
The file pointer is at the beginning of the file due to seek backwards or as a
result of an “A” subcommand.
“+HH:MM:SS”
File playback point resulting from a “T” subcommand.
“+Playing”
Issued when a file starts playing or resumes playing from the paused state.
“+Paused”
Issued when the player transitions to the paused state.
“+End play”
The player received an “E” command to terminate the session.
“!No storage”
Error. There is no mounted device to get the file from.
“!No file”
Error. Input file not found on storage device.
“!Bad parameter”
Error. Invalid input parameter, filename or required input not provided.
“!Error”
Playback stopped or was never started due to an error condition. Details
may follow.
follow or precede it.
7.8 (File management commands)
Standard Linux commands can be used to rename, list, delete and obtain information about files.
In order to access files in the media mounted with the
storage
command, it is necessary to prefix the file
name with the string “$Z3MEDIA/”. For example, to delete a file called “myrecording.mp4”, the proper
command would be:
rm $Z3MEDIA/myrecording.mp4
To rename a file called “filea.mp4” into “newfile.mp4” the user would enter the following command:
mv $Z3MEDIA/filea.mp4 $Z3MEDIA/newfile.mp4
The same principle applies to all other Linux shell commands and file paths. Please note that the media
must be mounted using the
storage
command in order to be accessible in any way by the system, including
by Linux shell commands, or the operation will fail. Also, keep in mind that responses from the Linux shell
or third party commands will not include the “+” or “!” prefix character.
