Extron electronic JMP 9600 manual Command/response table for Msvpp commands

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Command/response table for MSVPP commands (continued)

Command	MSVPP Command	Response	Additional description
	(host to unit)	(unit to host)
Media management (continued)
Load the next clip to	LoadNextClip•X#•X!/X@}	OK]	Load a clip to play automatically after the clip that is
play			currently playing in channel X# ends. If X! and X@ are

not values returned by the GetMediaTree command and GetMediaClips command, or if the media player is not correctly configured for the clip that you select, the media player responds with ERROR.

NOTES: • If you send multiple LoadNextClip commands, each overwrites the one before it; only the most recently loaded clip is available to be played.

• If the folder name (X!) and the clip name (X@) contain any spaces (•), the entire set of parameters must be enclosed in quotes (“X!/X@“), for example:

LoadNextClip•1•”720p_422_60_rafting/river•rafting.cpl.xml}”.

Create a playlist	CreatePlaylist•X$}	OK]
Example:	CreatePlaylist•Canyon documentary.espl.xml}		Create a Canyon documentary playlist.

OK]

NOTE: Clips within a playlist must have the same resolution and frame rate.

Add a clip to a playlist	AddPlaylistItem•X$•X!/X@•X%}	OK]	Add the clip file X@, in the folder X!, to playlist X$ at
			position X%. The clip previously at position X%, and all
			clips after it sequentially, slip by one position. If you
			specify a position (X%) that is larger than the number
			of clips in the playlist, the clip goes at the end. If the
			playlist does not already exist, the media player creates
			it automatically as it executes the command.
Example:	AddPlaylistItem•River activities.espl.xml•720p_422_60_kayak/kayak_720p_5994.cpl.xml•2}
		OK]	Add a clip on kayaking to the playlist on river activities.
			The kayaking clip plays second. Create the playlist

“River activities.espl.xml” if it does not exist.

NOTE: After you add a clip to a playlist, you need to load or reload the playlist before you can access or play the clip.

Move a clip in a playlist	MovePlaylistItem•X$•X%current•X%new}	OK]	Move the clip file in position X%current to position X%new.
			Clips in between the two positions move up to fill the
			empty space.
Example:	MovePlaylistItem•River activities.espl.xml•2•4}		Move the clip in the second position in the river
		OK]	activities the playlist to the fourth position.

KEY: X# = Output	1 = channel 1	2 = channel 2	1,2 = both channels
X! = Folder name	Name of a DCP folder (such as “720p_422_60_donkey“)
X@ = Clip name	Name of a clip file (such as “rafting_720p_5994.cpl.xml“)
X$ = Playlist name	Name of a playlist file (such as “Canyon documentary.espl.xml”)
X% = Playlist position	Sequential position of a clip in a playlist