Grass Valley K2 Media Client User Manual v3.3 - Manual (Page 101)

June 5, 2009 K2 Media Client User Manual 101
Playing a list
Playing a list
Once the list is complete, you can open it and play it, as described in the following
sections.
Opening a playlist
If you want to open the same playlist simultaneously on multiple channels, the
channels must be running on the same K2 Media Client, otherwise, a “Failed to
open…” message is displayed.
To open a list, do the following:
1. Select Playlist | Open List .
The Open List dialog box appears.
2. Locate and select the list you want to open, then click Open .
Before the list is opened, the currently loaded list is closed. In Playlist application
there is no eject button, so you can open an existing list or create a new list without
manually closing the currently loaded list.
NOTE: If a playlist has been locked, you cannot open it.
Playing a playlist
You can perform the following operations to play a playlist using the AppCenter user
interface. You can also use the keyboard shortcuts for all transport controls.
Playlists always play the default audio tracks, even when named mapping is in place.
To... Do this...
Begin playing at the top of the list Open the list, then press the Play button on the
onscreen transport controls.
Continue playout after a pause in the list Press the Play button on the onscreen transport
controls.
Play the specified timecode Select Goto, and then choose Timecode in the Goto
pop-up menu. Specify a timecode in the dialog box
and click
OK .
Play the next event Select Goto, and then choose Next Event in the
Goto pop-up menu.
Play the next section Select Goto, and then choose Next Section in the
Goto pop-up menu.
Play an event or section First, select the event or section, then click Goto,
and choose Selection in the Goto pop-up menu.
Then press the Play button on the onscreen transport
controls.
Avoid delays when jumping to a new event or
section First select the new event or section, then wait until
the diamond or standby icon is filled in before
jumping to the new event or section.