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Appendix A: HDMP-S100 Play List User Guide
Playlist file
A playlist file is intended to be used for the HDMP-S100 digital signage player to operate in
LAN mode to control the playback of media files (please refer to section - Principle of
Operation for explanation of different modes of operation). The HDMP-S100 can execute
up to three independent playlist files simultaneously. The playlist file is composed with a
simple scripting language and can be written by any text editor such as Microsoft Notepad
on a personal computer. The syntax, file naming, and encoding of the playlist file need to
follow a strict guideline to work properly, please refer to the following instructions to create
the playlist file.
1. All parameters, syntax and filenames are case sensitive. Playlist files will not execute
correctly when incorrect uppercase/lowercase letters are used.
2. The playlist file has to be saved using ASCII encoding.
3. The acceptable names for playlist files are: “PLAYLIST.0”, “PLAYLIST.1”, and
“PLAYLIST.2”. The HDMP-S100 can work with one, two, three or four playlist files;
however there can be only one playlist file contains video play back at anytime.
4. Always load the playlist file and preview the playback in HDMP-S100 before use it for
production.
5. A playlist may contain logic errors, please ensure to separate headers and commands
to avoid logical errors.
Following example is a typical playlist file that plays media items in 1280x720 area with top
left corner coordinate at (0, 0) every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 9:00pm.
[PL1:*/*/*-FRI-21:00:00]
[PL1:*/*/*-SAT-21:00:00]
[PL1:*/*/*-SUN-21:00:00]
<<REGION:0:0,0,1280,720>>
<<VIDEO:ON>>
<video1.wmv>,R(0)
<picture1.png>,L(7)
<picture2.png>,L(10),E(CrawlUp)
^[PL1]
A playlist file usually consists of at least one section. Each section usually comprises four
parts: headers, commands, items, and the jump. The following figure shows how to identify
each part on last example.