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Scheduling Playback (HD2000 only)
Videos, still images, playlists, and CSV files can be played back at scheduled times using
the autoschedule.txt file. This file contains a series of date/time specifications, followed
by a specification of what to play when the date/time event occurs.
The syntax of the date/time specification is as follows:
Year “/” Month “/” Day “-“ Day of Week “-“ Hour “:” Minutes
For example, a date/time specification for December 23, 2007 at 3:20 PM is defined as:
2007/12/23-*-15:20
In this example, the Day of Week specification parameter is a wildcard defined with an
asterisk. All date/time parameters not used must be defined as wildcards using an asterisk
(*).
Valid syntax for Date/Time parameters:
Year: “2000”..”2038” (4 digit integer from 2000 to 2038)
Month: “01”..”12” (2 digit integer from 01 to 12)
Day: “01”..”31” (2 digit integer from 01 to 31)
Day of Week: “Sun” “Mon” “Tue” “Wed” “Thu” “Fri” “Sat”
Hour: “00”..”23” (2 digit integer from 00 to 23)
Minute: “00”..”59” (2 digit integer from 00 to 59)
In the autoschedule.txt file, the line following a date/time specifications must be a csv
file, playlist file, video file or image file.
The following is an example autoschedule.txt file:
2007/12/15-*-15:20
image.png
2007/12/25-*-16:16
music.bsp
2008/1/*-WED-16:00
video.mpg
2008/1/*-*-07:00
breakfast.bsp
2008/1/*-*-14:00
demo.csv
In this example, the image “image.png” will be displayed starting on December 15, 2007
at 3:20 PM. On December 25, at 4:16 PM, the playlist “music.bsp” will start. The next