Extron electronic JMP 9600 manual Playlist properties, Canyon documentary playlist

JMP 9600 Media Player • Programming Guide 64

Command/response table for MSVPP commands (continued)

Command	MSVPP Command	Response	Additional description
	(host to unit)	(unit to host)
Playlist properties

NOTE: Property names are case sensitive.

Set playlist properties	SetPlaylistProperties•X$•X(•X1)}		OK]	Set the property X( to a value of X1) for playlist X$.
				Include multiple property names (X(s) and values (X1)s
				by separating them with spaces (•s) (example 2).
Example 1:	SetPlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml•StartTime•00:01:30:00}
			OK]	Set the Canyon documentary to start playing at
				1 minute, 30 seconds, and 00 frames, based on the LTC
				time reference.
Example 2:	SetPlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml•StartTime•00:01:30:24•StopTime•00:11:30:00}
			OK]	Set the Canyon documentary to start playing at
				1 minute, 30 seconds, and 00 frames and stop playing
				at 11 minutes, 30 seconds, and 00 frames, based on
				the external LTC time reference.
View playlist properties	GetPlaylistProperties•X$•X(}		PlaylistProperty•”X(”•”X1)”]	Get the property variable (X1)) for the listed playlist
			PlaylistProperty]	property (X$•X(). Include multiple property names (X(s)
				by separating them with spaces (•s) (example 2). If no
				property is specified, the media player returns all playlist
				properties (example 3).
Example 1:	GetPlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml•TimecodeMode}
			PlaylistProperty•”TimecodeMode”•”generate”]
			PlaylistProperty]
Example 2:	GetPlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml•TimecodeMode•PlayAt}
			PlaylistProperties•”TimecodeMode”•”generate”]
			PlaylistProperties•”PlayAt”•”01:00:00:00”]
			PlaylistProperties]
Example 3:	GetPlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml}
			PlaylistProperties•”TimecodeMode”•”generate”]
			PlaylistProperties•”Path”•”Canyon documentary.espl.xml”]
			PlaylistProperties•”StartTime”•”00:59:00:00”]
			PlaylistProperties•”PlayAt”•”01:00:00:00”]
			PlaylistProperties•”StopTime”•”01:02:00:00”]
	DeletePlaylistProperties•X$•X(}		PlaylistProperties]
Delete playlist			OK]	Delete one or more playlist properties. Include multiple
properties				property names (X(s) by separating them with spaces (•s).
Example:	DeletePlaylistProperties•Canyon documentary.espl.xml• PlayAt•StartTime}			Delete the “PlayAt” and “StartTime” properties from
				the Canyon documentary playlist.
KEY: X$ = Playlist name		Name of a playlist file (such as “Canyon documentary.espl.xml”)
X( = Property name		“PlayAt“, “StartTime“, “StopTime“, or “TimecodeMode”
X1) = Playlist property value		If X( = “TimecodeMode“:	X1) = “Disabled“, “Generate“, or “Receive”
		If X( = “PlayAt“, “StartTime“, or “StopTime“: X1) = nn:nn:nn:nn (hours:minutes:seconds:frame)
		If X( = “Path“:	X1) = the path to the playlist file (an empty character if the file is in the root playlist folder)