Playlist Commands; Rendezvous Points And The Advance To Command - Black Box iCompel ICOMP-ICC User Manual

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Properties dependent
The iCC displays some properties that are dependent on the type of ad hoc item:
on media type
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Customization Status
Indicates if this item is currently displaying its default value or if it has been overridden by an ad hoc user.
Used By Layouts
Lists the layouts that use this ad hoc Item. (Only for ad hoc items that you cannot customize.)

3.5 Playlist Commands

You can use the following playlist features to alter the display sequence and appearance:

Rendezvous Points and the Advance To Command

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Change Layout Command
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3.5.1 Rendezvous Points and the Advance To Command
Each playlist displays a sequence of items that operate independently. Even if two playlists contain items of exactly equal
lengths, you cannot rely on their display being completely synchronized. Instead, if you want to achieve synchronization
between playlists, you need to use a combination of Advance To commands and Rendezvous Points.
An Advance To command in a playlist causes the player to start displaying an item in another playlist. You specify the item to
display by placing a matching rendezvous point at an appropriate place in the other playlist. If the receiving zone's playlist
contains the rendezvous point, the player immediately starts playing the playlist item after the rendezvous point.
To link the two together, the Advance To command refers to the rendezvous point by name. You can select whether the
player passes the Advance To command to a single zone or to all zones in the current layout. Therefore, by placing the same
rendezvous point in several zones, you can trigger actions in all of them with a single Advance To command.
Directly entered text:
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Ad Hoc Input – Options to format the text and specify allowable ad hoc user input.
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Default Text – Enter default text to display.
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Customization Scope – Either Local (customized text displays only on the ad hoc user's local
iCC) or Remote (customized text displays on players that are subscribers to the ad hoc user's
iCC).
Newsfeed:
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Allowed Choices – Whether you allow the ad hoc user to select all or a subset of the available
newsfeeds on the player.
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Default Newsfeed – Select the default newsfeed to display.
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Fields – Whether to display newsfeed with or without title or description.
TV and radio:
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Allowed Choices – Whether you allow the ad hoc user to select all or a subset of the available sta-
tions on the player.
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Default Station – Select the default station to play.
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Subtitles – Whether or not to display subtitles (if available).
Tables:
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Table – Name link to the Ad Hoc tab of the Media > Tables page for configuring the table.
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