Alcorn Mcbride Digital Video Machine HD, Руководство пользователя

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56 Playlists
Playlist Engines
Information Station has two built-in playlist engines. You search playlists like
you search media files. When you use an engine, you assign it to a media
channel. In particular, you can assign one playlist engine to the video channel
and one to the audio channel. Commands in the playlists can control all aspects
of the Information Station, though. For example, you could have one playlist
control audio, video, banners, and images. Or, if you are using the unit as both a
video server and an audio server, you could have one playlist control video,
images, and banners, while the other controls the independent audio channel.
Commands may be entered into the Playlist in either upper or lower case. All
text following a semicolon (;) is interpreted as comments, until the next carriage
return. You may put anything you want in comments, including the special
command characters normally used in the Playlist.
Playlist files are stored in
the PLAYLISTS directory.
Auto Execution
To make the unit play a playlist on bootup, name your playlist one of the two
following names:
ply00001.lst The unit will assign this playlist to channel 1 on bootup
ply00002.lst
The unit will assign this playlist to channel 2 on bootup
Extra Commands
Please see the Command Summary section for a table of commands. Note this
section does not require the <CR> carriage return listed in the protocol
summary.
Below are additional commands available to the Playlist interface,
since it has some special functionality the other interfaces don’ t have.