EVS IPDirector Version 5.9 - January 2011 Part 6 User’s Manual - Manual (Page 135)

Issue 5.9.B IPDirector Version 5.9 – User Manual – Part 6: Playout – Playlist Panel
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mode option of the first element is set to Automatically.
• every time the still mode option Stop on Last or Stop on Last, Wait, Jump on
First is set on an element.
Refer to section ‘Define Still/Start Mode Window’ on page 89 for more information
on these options.
Note
In case the still mode option Stop on Last, Wait, Jump on First is
defined for an element, the still mode timer is only triggered after the
Post-Roll duration.
The playout of the playlist element continues after its OUT point for the Post-Roll
duration and then stops.
Post-Roll Characteristics
• The Post-Roll duration is independent of the speed of the playlist. This means
that the playlist will continue to be played after the OUT point for the duration
of the Post-Roll, whatever the speed of the element may be.
For example, if the Post-Roll duration is set to 2 sec, the element will be
played after its OUT point during 2 sec at the speed defined.
• The Post-Roll duration can be shortened if there is not enough A/V material in
the guardband. In this case, the playout will freeze on the Protect OUT point of
the playlist element.
For example, if the Post-Roll duration is set to 3 sec, if the guardband length
of the element is 2 sec, and if the speed of the element is 100%, the element
will be played during 2 sec after its OUT point and stops on its Protect OUT
point. If its speed is 50%, there will be enough material to play during the 3
sec of Post-Roll duration.
• The Post-Roll duration can be modified at any time, should the Post-Roll
option be activated or not.
• The Post-Roll is activated for a channel and not for a specific playlist.
• The playlist transport commands are available during the Post-Roll duration.
Remaining Time Information
The Remaining Time until Next Transition and the Remaining Time until Next
Break value values do not take the Post-Roll duration into account.
They decrease until the OUT point of the element is reached. The OSD mentions
the remaining time until the OUT point.
They are equal to zero on the OUT point.
They increase after the OUT point. The OSD mentions the duration played out
after the OUT point with the ‘+’ sign.
The moment when the remaining time is equal to zero gives indication on when to
switch to an external device.