Displaying Video-On-Demand Using A Sub-Playlist - Black Box iCompel ICOMP-ICC User Manual

4. Enhancing Your Displays
3. Click the Files & Folders tab and navigate to the video folder location.
4. Click the folder's
5. Click the Playlist tab.
6. Click the folder's
7. From the Item Synchronization drop-down list, select Master.
8. In Movie properties, select the Duration option Play the Movie File Indefinitely.
9. Click the
Second, set up the captioning zone:
1. Upload all of the text files into one folder on the iCC. (This can be the same folder that contains the videos.)
2. Open the captioning zone's playlist page.
3. Click the Files & Folders tab and navigate to the text folder location.
4. Click the folder's
5. Click the Playlist tab.
6. Click the folder's
7. From the Item Synchronization drop-down list, select Slave - Track Changes to Master.
8. In Text properties, select the Text Style option to Show Text File Indefinitely.
9. Click the

4.1.2 Displaying Video-On-Demand Using a Sub-Playlist

You can use the Ad hoc mechanism
a series of Advance To commands. The same mechanism can also be used to set up images or any other media type to be
displayed on-demand. You do this using sub-playlists.
You can create a loop, or sub-playlist, by inserting both a rendezvous point at the beginning of a sequence of items and an
Advance To command at the end of the sequence in the same playlist. This means that the player displays the items in the
sequence in a continuous loop until another Advance To command breaks out of the loop.
To illustrate that mechanism, here is a sequence of items in a playlist:
Rendezvous Point: Start
Default Movie item
o
Advance To: Start
o
Rendezvous Point: Option1
Option1 Movie Item
o
Advance To: Start
o
Rendezvous Point: Option2
Option2 Movie item
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Advance To: Start
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to configure the player to show videos on-demand (in response to a button-click) by using