STAND-ALONE MODE
Viewing the Schedule File
1.Open the schedule.gsh file, located in the /schedules directory. Any plain text editor can be used (such as Windows® Notepad, etc).
IMPORTANT: Do not use a word processing program to edit the Schedule file, as this may introduce unwanted invisible control characters into the file.
2.Locate the <DefaultEvent> tag at the top of the file.
The <DefaultEvent> and </DefaultEvent> tags must be present in the schedule.gsh file. At minimum, the four tags between the <DefaultEvent> tags must also be present:
<DefaultEvent> <DayOfWeek>.........</DayOfWeek> <EventStart>........</EventStart> <EventEnd>..........</EventEnd> <FileName>..........</FileName>
</DefaultEvent>
3. The first thing we want to do is make sure that the playlist is executed on every day of the week. So, the <DayOfWeek> tag should contain the following information:
<DayOfWeek>1,1,1,1,1,1,1</DayOfWeek>
The number one (“1”) means that the playlist will be executed on each day. Each day of the week is represented between the <DayOfWeek> opening and </DayOfWeek> closing tags (e.g. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc.). Use the number zero (“0”) to skip certain days. For example, if you wanted the playlist to be executed every day except on the weekends (Saturday and Sunday), you would type:
<DayOfWeek>1,1,1,1,1,0,0</DayOfWeek>
4.Next, we want the playlist to be executed between the hours of 00:00:00 (12:00:00 midnight) and 23:59:59 (11:59:59 pm). This will
ensure that the video content is played constantly without interruption. Therefore, <EventStart> and <EventEnd> tags should appear like this:
<EventStart>00:00:00</EventStart> <EventEnd>11:59:59</EventEnd>
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