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clearcache
Directs the DF-1710 to clear its cache folder.
Example:
clearcache
forcetype=
type
Forces the Digi-Frame to ignore the file name and extension of the media item, and treat it as an item
of type
type
. type is one of the following (these must be specified in lowercase, as shown below):
jpeg
JPEG image
mpeg_video
MPEG video file
mpeg_audio
MP3 audio file
mpeg_playlist
MP3 playlist
wave_audio
WAV audio file
text
Simple text file (opens in web browser)
html
HTML file (opens in web browser)
flash
Macromedia Flash® movie
script
Subscript
Adobe Acrobat® PDF file
This feature facilitates interoperability with server-side image engines and other content that cannot be
readily identified by the extension on the URL.
handler=
local-path-to-handler
Specifies that a non-standard, user-supplied handler program must be used to play the specified item.
A space and the path of the media item are appended to the command line. For more information on
writing and installing custom handlers for your own media types, please contact Digi-Frame developer
support.
Example:
myfile.xyz,handler=/usr/bin/myprogram –loud –fullscreen
Note: The command line for the handler may not contain a comma. Also note that if you specify a non-
local file URL, your handler program is expected to handle the network transaction itself – the Digi-
Frame will not attempt to download or cache the content locally.
killsound
This option will stop any background music task when it is encountered in the scriptfile.
Example:
picture.jpg,killsound
The killsound option can also be used by itself by specifying a null media file with a leading comma,
Example:
,killsound
Killsound can be used in conjunction with “nosound” to both stop background MP3 playback and inhibit
MPEG sound:
Example:
movie.mpg,nosound,killsound