Welcome < Zetta Codes
Zetta uses internal codes to refer to many different items in its database which sometimes need to be translated into readable form. This topic lists many of those codes and their friendly descriptions.
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AssetTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
invalid |
1 |
Song |
Song |
2 |
Spot |
Spot |
3 |
Link |
Link |
4 |
Voice Track |
Voice Track |
5 |
Quick Record |
Quick Record |
6 |
Alert |
Alert |
7 |
Show |
Show |
8 |
Mini-Log |
Mini-Log |
1000 |
User Type Start |
Any Asset Types over this value are user defined types |
LogEventStatusCodeTypeID |
Name |
Description |
-3 |
Pending Played |
Waiting for verification, event is finished, used to hold item in Q for a while |
0 |
Invalid |
Invalid |
1 |
Ready |
Item ready to play |
2 |
Current |
Currently Executing |
3 |
Played |
Event Played successful |
4 |
Not Played |
Event was not played |
5 |
Event Error |
Event had an error during execution, see error code |
6 |
Faded Early |
User executed a fade and go during this event |
7 |
Fade |
User executed a fade during this event |
8 |
Stopped |
User stopped this event |
9 |
Paused |
User Paused this event |
10 |
Waiting Current |
Currently Waiting to execute |
The following is a list of possible errors codes that are generated by Zetta.
LogEventErrorCodeTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
|
1 |
Invalid start date |
Asset could not be played because of an invalid start date |
2 |
Invalid end date |
Asset could not be played because of an invalid end date |
3 |
Invalid archive date |
Asset could not be played because of an invalid archive date |
4 |
Invalid erase date |
Asset could not be played because of an invalid erase date |
5 |
Audio file does not exist |
Asset could not be played because the audio file did not exist |
6 |
Player could not load the file |
Asset could not be played because the player could not load the audio |
7 |
Invalid player stream id |
Asset could not be played because the player stream id was invalid |
8 |
Item not found in database (null Asset) |
Asset parameter on AssetEvent was null |
9 |
No audio file specified |
Resource parameter on the Asset was null |
10 |
Player general error |
Player returned a general error |
11 |
Player timeout |
Timeout happened when communicating with the player |
12 |
Invalid log event status |
Asset could not be played because the log event status was invalid |
13 |
Item not active in the station |
Asset could not be played because it is inactive in the station |
14 |
Requested file does not exist |
Asset could not be played because the requested file does not exist |
15 |
GPIO Execution Error |
GPIO Event failed to execute |
16 |
GPIO Timeout |
GPIO Event failed to execute due to a timeout error |
17 |
Item disapproved in station |
Asset could not be played because it is disapproved in station |
18 |
Item waiting for approval in station |
Asset could not be played because it is waiting for approval in station |
19 |
Unsupported Event |
Sequencer doesn't know what to do with this event |
20 |
Invalid Record Event Settings |
Record event settings were invalid |
21 |
Recorder General Error |
Recorder returned an error |
22 |
Recorder Timeout |
Timeout when talking to the Recorder |
23 |
Recorder no GPIO Received |
Recorder event never received a GPIO to start the recording |
24 |
Recorder Error Importing Audio File |
Recorder event failed to import audio after its done recording |
25 |
Unresolved Asset Error |
Could not resolve asset event prior to playing |
26 |
Needs Confirmation |
Live event needs confirmation |
27 |
Audio Conversion Failed |
Audio file failed to convert to the desired format |
28 |
Ftp Upload Failed |
Record event failed to upload to FTP location |
29 |
Record event failed to upload to UNC path |
|
30 |
Stopped by Future Event |
Item was not played because a future item was started and stopped this one |
31 |
Stopped by Parent |
Item was not played because its parent event was stopped |
32 |
No Children |
Item with children (spot block, macro), didn't not have any children events to play |
33 |
Moved into the past by GSelector |
Was moved into the past by GSelector |
34 |
No content on split master |
No content on split master |
35 |
Invalid Traffic Load Position |
A Traffic Load Position must be inside of a Spot Block |
36 |
Invalid Macro Station |
Macro played on a station it's not assigned to |
37 |
Jelli Event Replaced by Fill |
The Jelli event was replaced by fill material. |
38 |
Jelli Event Not Played |
The Jelli event was not played |
39 |
Record failed to create a dynamic audio resource |
When starting a new dynamic asset resource recording, a dynamic audio resource should be created as a place holder. |
40 |
Log Event is in the past |
based upon hot line checks, the log event is in the past |
41 |
No Split/Monitor streams configured in Sequencer Stream Group |
No Split/Monitor stream configured in Sequencer Stream Group |
42 |
Hour restriction violation |
Asses not allowed to play this hour |
The following lists the mapped Zetta internal error codes to MC discrepancy codes that Zetta outputs in V15 Native Reconciliation files. E.g., if the internal error code is 1, Zetta will write 140 in the V15 Native Reconciliation file.
Zetta Internal Error Code |
Error |
V15 Error Code |
Error |
1 |
140 |
||
2 |
145 |
||
3 |
90 |
||
4 |
90 |
ERROR_KILL_LESS_SYSTEM |
|
5 |
165 |
||
6 |
212 |
Failed to start playing |
|
7 |
209 |
Stopped due to bad position error from stream handler |
|
8 |
20 |
||
9 |
180 |
No audio filename (External? set to 'No'). |
|
10 |
212 |
Failed to start playing |
|
11 |
207 |
Stopped due to stall error from stream handler |
|
14 |
165 |
ERROR_AUDIO_FILE_MISSING |
|
15 |
212 |
Failed to start playing |
|
16 |
207 |
Stopped due to stall error from stream handler |
|
27 |
186 |
Audio file is in the wrong format |
|
28 |
Z28 |
|
|
32 |
NO_CHILD_EVENTS |
221 |
Audio file has a duration of 0:00. |
37 |
JELLI_EVENT_REPLACED_BY_FILL |
212 |
Failed to start playing |
38 |
JELLI_EVENT_NOT_PLAYED |
212 |
Failed to start playing |
The following is a list of possible edit codes that are generated by Zetta.
LogEventEditCodeTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
|
100 |
Scheduler - Import |
Event was scheduled from by scheduler system import |
101 |
Scheduler - Move |
Event was scheduled from by scheduler system import |
102 |
Scheduler - Skipped |
Event was scheduled from by scheduler system import |
103 |
Scheduler - Insert |
Event was Inserted Dynamically from by scheduler system import |
200 |
User - Insert |
Event was drag-drag dropped or copy-pasted from outside the Log window; or inserted via the consideration window |
201 |
User - Move |
Event was drag-dropped from the Log window to itself |
202 |
User - Skipped |
Event was skipped by a user |
203 |
User - Ejected |
Event was ejected by a user |
204 |
User - Copy |
Event was copy-pasted from the Log window to itself |
205 |
User - Synch to Selection Past |
Event was synchronized to a selected item in the past |
206 |
User - Synch to Selection Future |
Event was synchronized to a selected item in the future |
207 |
External App Modify |
Event was modified from an external app |
208 |
External App Insert |
Event was inserted from an external app |
209 |
User Resolved |
User Resolved the Unresolved Asset |
210 |
User - Replace Same Category |
Event replaced (via the consideration window) an event of the same asset type and category. That includes replacing an unscheduled song/link with a song/link of the same category and vice versa. |
211 |
User - Replace Different Category |
Event replaced (via the consideration window) an event of the same asset type but different category. That includes replacing an unscheduled song/link with a song/link of a different category and vice versa. It also includes replacing a song/link that doesn't have a category with one that does or vice versa. |
212 |
User - Replace Different Event Type |
Event replaced (via the consideration window) an event of an entirely different type. That includes replacing a PLAY_ASSET event with a PLAY_ASSET event of a different asset type but does not include replacing a song/link with an unscheduled song/link or vice versa. |
213 |
User - Juggle |
User juggled the event |
214 |
User - Move Manual Start |
Event was moved by a user through manual starting event |
215 |
User - Manual Start No Chain Control |
Event was manually started by a user, no chain control |
216 |
User-Replace |
Event replaced (via consideration window) an event of the same type, where categories are not involved. That includes asset types that don't have categories (like spots and Voice Tracks as well as event types that don't have categories (like ETMs and Macros); replacing an EMPTY_VT with a VT or vice versa; and replacing a song/link which doesn't have a category with another song/link that doesn't have a category. |
217 |
User - Faded Early |
Event was faded early by a user. |
220 |
Mini-Log - Insert By User |
Mini-Log Event was Created by Mini-Log Drop Insertion |
221 |
Mini-Log - Skipped |
Log Event was Skipped by Mini-Log Insertion |
222 |
Mini-Log - Deleted |
Log Event was Deleted by Mini-Log Insertion |
223 |
Mini-Log - Insert By Clock |
Mini-Log Event was Created by Clock Generation Insertion |
240 |
Hot Keys - Inject |
Injected into log by Hot Keys so it will be reconciled |
241 |
Stacks - Inject |
Injected into log by Stacks so it will be reconciled |
242 |
Z-Player - Inject |
Injected into log by Z-Player so it will be reconciled |
300 |
Sequencer - Insert - Fill |
Event was inserted by the sequencer from exact time marker fill |
301 |
Sequencer - Move |
Event was moved by the sequencer |
302 |
Sequencer - Event dropped due to (execution of) future ETM |
Event was dropped by the sequencer |
303 |
Sequencer - Expired |
Event was expired by the sequencer |
304 |
Sequencer - Insert - GPIO |
Event was inserted from a gpio command |
305 |
We cannot play an live event unless we are in manual or live assist |
|
306 |
Sequencer – Insert – Master Fill |
Fill material provided by the Master Station. Splits Master Provides Fill content option enabled in Splits tab for Splits Station. |
401 |
Flat File Load – Insert |
Event was scheduled by flat file load |
402 |
Flat File Merge |
Event was scheduled by flat file load - merge |
501 |
Splits – Insert |
Event was scheduled by Splits |
502 |
Splits - Queued By Asset |
Event was scheduled by Splits |
503 |
Splits - Queued By Tag |
Event was scheduled by Splits |
504 |
Spot Blocks that are queued on the Splits Client station by Spot Block Position. See Spot Block Matching Method in the Splits tab for the Master Station Configuration. |
|
505 |
Event was scheduled by Splits |
|
506 |
Event was skipped by the sequencer, since it was a split inserted event |
|
507 |
Asset for log event from the Master Station was used as fill on the Splits Client. Splits Master Provides Fill content option enabled in Splits tab for Splits Station. |
|
508 |
Spot Blocks that are queued on the Splits Client station by ETM Time. Spot Block Matching Method set to Spot Block ETM Time (adjacency not required). |
The following lists the mapped Zetta edit codes to MC edit codes that Zetta outputs in V15 Native Reconciliation files.
Zetta Edit Code |
Name |
V15 Edit Code |
Name |
101 |
7 |
EDIT_LOG_MOVED |
|
102 |
11 |
||
103 |
8 |
EDIT_LOG_INSERTED |
|
200 |
8 |
EDIT_LOG_INSERTED |
|
201 |
7 |
EDIT_LOG_MOVED |
|
202 |
3 |
||
203 |
3 |
EDIT_MC_SKIP |
|
204 |
49 |
||
209 |
USER_RESOLVED |
6 |
EDIT_LOG_REPLACED |
210 |
USER_REPLACE_SAME_CATEGORY |
17 |
EDIT_LOG_SAME_CATEGORY |
211 |
USER_REPLACE_DIFFERENT_CATEGORY |
18 |
EDIT_LOG_DIF_CATEGORY |
212 |
USER_REPLACE_DIFFERENT_EVENT_TYPE |
6 |
EDIT_LOG_REPLACED |
213 |
USER_JUGGLE |
5 |
EDIT_LOG_JUGGLED |
214 |
USER_MOVE_MANUAL_START |
6 |
EDIT_LOG_REPLACED |
216 |
USER_REPLACE |
6 |
EDIT_LOG_REPLACED |
217 |
USER_FADED_EARLY |
|
There is no default mapping but a custom template can be created if necessary (contact RCS Support for assistance). |
220 |
MINILOG_INSERTED |
8 |
|
221 |
MINILOG_SKIPPED |
16 |
EDIT_LOG_SKIPPED |
300 |
2 |
EDIT_MC_FILL |
|
301 |
7 |
||
304 |
8 |
EDIT_LOG_INSERTED |
|
305 |
10 |
Live element skipped by MC in automation or Network mode |
|
306 |
SEQUENCER_INSERT_MASTER_FIL |
2 |
|
507 |
SPLITS_MASTER_FILL_PLAYED_ON_CLIENT |
2 |
EDIT_MC_FILL |
LogEventEntryTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
|
1 |
Stop Set |
|
3 |
Top Of Hour |
|
4 |
Pause |
|
5 |
Comment |
|
6 |
Resync |
|
7 |
Automated |
|
8 |
Manual |
|
9 |
Network |
|
12 |
Live Assist |
|
13 |
Sequencer Start |
Sequencer started processing the log. Startup Manager starting up the Sequencer process on the startup or performing Stop/Start or Stop All/Start All via Startup Manager. |
14 |
Linked Log |
Link to another log (e.g. for nested Hot key banks) |
15 |
Exact time marker |
Event must be hard timed |
16 |
Empty Voice Track Slot |
Placeholder for a Voice Track |
17 |
Unscheduled song |
Unscheduled song |
19 |
Unscheduled link |
Unscheduled link |
20 |
Unsupported GS type |
Unsupported GS type (entryData holds its type) |
21 |
Execute Command |
Execute a Zetta Task Command |
23 |
Macro |
Macro Reference Event |
24 |
Macro |
Macro Playable Event, a macro reference converted to playable log events |
25 |
External |
Points to an external file Zetta will play, this can contain wild card characters |
26 |
Record |
Record Event |
27 |
Unresolved Asset |
Unresolved Asset Event |
28 |
Empty Slot |
Event to be filled in by flat file load |
29 |
Unsupported Event |
This event is unknown |
30 |
MisMatched Event |
Used in the segue/voice tracker window for multisite Voice Track events that don't match |
31 |
Traffic Load Position |
Asset from a flat file load will be inserted after this event within a spot block |
32 |
Fill Position |
Assets will be inserted after this event for Block or ETM events |
33 |
Start Marker |
Log event the marks the start of a group |
34 |
End Marker |
Log event that marks the end of a group |
35 |
Hour Marker |
Used in mini-logs to identify Zetta should move to the next hour. |
100 |
Play Song |
Deprecated, reports 106 now |
101 |
Play Spot |
Deprecated, reports 106 now |
102 |
Play Link |
Deprecated, reports 106 now |
103 |
Play Voice Track |
Deprecated, reports 106 now |
106 |
Play Asset |
|
ChainTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Chain Invalid |
Chain type has not been defined |
1 |
Chain Segue |
Sequencer plays the next item automatically at the segue position |
2 |
Chain Auto Post |
Sequencer plays the next item automatically at the post position |
3 |
Chain Stop |
Sequencer stops playing items after the current item is done |
4 |
Chain Link Song |
Sequencer lines up the next audio to the early segue position |
MarkerType |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
|
1 |
Volume |
Contains a volume marker overlay on how the data should sound |
2 |
Cue |
|
3 |
Peakform Data |
Contains detail peakform data about the object |
4 |
Normalize |
Contains detail normalization data about the object |
5 |
Partial |
Contains files that relate to partial section of the transition dataset (heads/tails) |
6 |
History |
Contains many different History markers, that identifies what happened |
10 |
Point of Interest |
Contains many different Point of Interest overlays (Marking Points) |
TransitionPOITypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Invalid |
invalid POI marker type |
1 |
Generic |
Generic POI marker, generally the details give what it is used for |
2 |
Playhook |
Where hook playback starts and how long to play for (Pos, duration) |
3 |
Playrate |
Adjust the playrate or pitch of this value (Pos, value) |
6 |
Intro |
Intro portion of the playback (Pos, duration) |
7 |
Outro |
Outro portion of the playback (Pos, duration) |
8 |
Segue |
The point from the end of the playback to signal the next file to start (Value, Pos) |
9 |
Gain Percent |
Apply a percentage gain the audio at, (Pos, value) |
10 |
Fader |
Specific Area, where volume can be controlled |
11 |
AutoFade |
Type of Fader, used to Fade out the audio when finished |
12 |
Ducking |
Type of Fader, use to duck the audio for a while, then restore it. |
13 |
TrimIn |
Amount of the start of the audio to not play |
14 |
TrimOut |
Amount of the end of the audio to not play |
15 |
EarlySegue |
When the transition type is Link-Song this is the point from the end of the playback to signal the next file to start (Value, Pos) |
16 |
~Timeleft |
Marker used to identify how much time is left until an event (Position, Duration, Value), Value identifies how much time left |
17 |
HookSegue |
When Playing back a hook this is the segue location for when the hook should trigger the next item to play |
18 |
Runtime Fader |
A Special Fader, used to overlay a master fader over the audio, used for auditioning, generally for producing volume for audition, including and excluding regions |
19 |
Reposition |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
20 |
Restart |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
21 |
Cross Fade In |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
22 |
Cross Fade Out |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
23 |
Cuepoint |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
24 |
Clip |
Used by Multi Track Editor |
25 |
Beginning |
Beginning - Used for auditioning to preview the beginning region of an audio file |
26 |
Ending |
Ending- Used for auditioning to preview the ending region of an audio file |
27 |
Mute Region |
Muted region of a section |
28 |
Stream Trigger |
Generally Used to signal another Player/Stream command using xMOM Messages xMsg_Stream_XXX |
29 |
xMOM Trigger |
Can be used to signal anytype of xMOM Message during playback |
30 |
Pitched PlayRate |
Adjust the play rate or pitch of this value |
31 |
MixIn |
The point to align the segue of the prior item to |
10000 |
Userdefined |
Any POI Types over this value are user defined POI types |
SequencerStatusTypeID |
Name |
Description |
0 |
Sequencer Unknown state |
Sequencer is in and unknown state |
1 |
Sequencer is Offline |
|
2 |
ON-AIR |
Sequencer is Online and running |
3 |
Sequencer is IDLE, still processing the log just not playing anything |
|
4 |
Sequencer will not start any audio, if starting up it will not load the log until the player is running |
|
5 |
Sequencer Idle and paused |
|
6 |
Sequencer is Idle but is paused (will not continue playing next item) |
|
7 |
Sequencer will not start any audio, it is unable to access the content store |
Mode |
Name |
Description |
1 |
Automation |
Sequencer is in Automation mode |
2 |
Manual |
Sequencer is in Manual mode |
3 |
Live Assist |
Sequencer is in Live Assist mode |
4 |
Split Mode |
Sequencer is running as a Split Player for a master station |
5 |
Network |
Sequencer is in Network mode |
ChangeType |
Name |
Description |
1 |
Deactivate |
Asset deactivated in Zetta |
2 |
Delete |
Asset deleted in Zetta |
4 |
Asset Type Changed |
Asset Type changed in Zetta |
8 |
File Resource Changed |
File Resource changed in Zetta |
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