
Creating playout schedule for an
•Creating playlists (including specifying layout settings)
•Creating a daily schedule
Listing playlists and control commands
•Creating a periodic schedule
Specifying the period when the daily schedule is to be used.
Distribution to an
•Sending materials, playlists and schedules
•Sending text for overriding content currently being played on the
•Checking transfer status
•Checking the
In addition to the above operations, the
On layouts and playlists
The
While editing a playlist, you can specify a combination of materials and the position of each piece of material to be displayed on a screen as “layout.”
Order or timing of the materials to be played or other time- related settings will be defined in a “playlist.”
Unlike other authoring software, the
This feature allows you to quickly replace some pieces of graphics and text materials that are small in data size, or to modify the position of video and/or text on the graphics material, or produce new combinations of the materials simply by sending a new playlist. The system enables you to fully utilize your audio and visual contents for flexible playout.
For details on layouts and playlists, see “What is a Playlist?” on page 35.
On schedules
A “playlist” defines playout order and timing of materials in a story, like a TV program.
In addition to a playlist, the
A “daily schedule” defines the start and end times, in a day, of each program (or playlist). A program will be played repeatedly in the specified time.
A “periodic schedule” defines which daily schedule is to be used for a specific day. You can create a daily schedule and allocate it to each week of a month or to each month easily.
For details on schedules, see “Daily Schedules and Periodic Schedules” on page 45.
BZNP-D1 software products
The
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Free software that manages only one
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A software license for managing up to ten
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A software license that adds ten more
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A software license that adds 50 more
The products differ only in the number of
For detailed operations in registering the licenses and increasing the number of
Note
Each software package or license can only be used on a single PC. The product is offered subject to the supplied license agreement displayed upon installation.
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