Welcome < Zetta Commands
Zetta® Commands are used when configuring commands for external devices, such as special keyboards and cards, to send and receive keyboard strokes, GPIO events and Cue Point events to commonly used commands in Zetta. These events can also be placed in Logs, Clocks, Recorder Logs, Recorder Clocks and Macros as Execute Command Control Events. See Adding GPIO Devices section of this guide for more information on these GPIO devices. A Default System Keyboard Mappings has been created, which represents preset mappings from keyboard key strokes to actions in Zetta. This topic covers all the available Zetta commands and a description of the functionality it performs. The Comments column shows which mappings allow the Execute Command to be defined.
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Emergency Alert Commands (EAS)
General Purpose Input Output Commands
Multitrack Commands - Zetta Editor
Scheduled Maintenance Commands
Segue and Voice Track Editor Commands
Emergency Alert Commands (EAS)
The following Execute Commands can be added to a GPIO Input Trigger Mapping (GPI), Output Event Mapping (GPO) a Keyboard Mapping or a Cue Point mapping in the Command Mappings tab of the System Configuration window and in the Shifts tab of a Station or Background Recorder Configuration window. They can also be added as and Execute Command in a Log, Clock or Macro and Cue Points in the Audio tab of the Metadata card of an asset.
The Audition Commands can be used with the Audition Module and the Audition Microbar to audition assets from the Logs, Library, Hot Keys, Stacks and On-Air modules within Zetta. The following commands can be configured in the Command Mappings to control the Auditioning of assets in Zetta using a keyboard or GPIO device. See the Auditioning tab of the Preferences Configuration for additional details on configuring marking point controls for the Audition context menu.
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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Audition.CycleDefault |
<None> |
This command is used to cycle through the marking point controls of the Audition context menu. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Default |
<None> |
This command will Audition the selected audio from the current default auditioning marking point (shown on button or with check mark in the audition context menu). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Eject |
<None> |
This command will Eject the audio on the current active stream. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.EjectAll |
<None> |
This command will Eject all audio from all audition streams. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.FastForward |
Step (seconds) |
Fast Forward will fast-forward the play marker X number of seconds in the audio each time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.GoToEnd |
<None> |
This option will Play the Segue and end of the audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.GoToStart |
<None> |
This option will place the play marker at position 0. If the audio is currently playing it will restart from the Trim In (position 0). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Marker |
Quick Mark Preroll (seconds) |
This command will play the selected Quick Mark and continue to play unless the mark is the Hook or Loop. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Pause |
<None> |
This command will pause the current active stream. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.PauseAll |
<None> |
This command will pause all the audition streams |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Play |
<None> |
This command will play the selected audio using an audition play stream. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.PlayPause |
<None> |
This command will either play or pause the audio on the current active stream depending on its current state. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.PlayRestart |
<None> |
This command will either play or restart the audio on the current active stream depending on its current state. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.PlayStop |
<None> |
This command will either play or stop the audio on the current active stream depending on its current state. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Rewind |
Step (seconds) |
This will rewind the play marker X number of seconds in the audio each time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.SelectDefault |
Quick Mark |
This command will change the current default auditioning marking point (shown on button or with check mark in the audition context menu) to the select Quick Mark. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.Stop |
<None> |
This command will Stop the audio on the current active stream. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Audition.StopAll |
<None> |
This command will Stop all audio on all audition streams. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
When placing these commands in a Cue Point of the audio asset, the Background Recorder setting allows for the selection of the <Current Station>. Selecting current station will tell Zetta to execute the command for the background recorder that the asset is playing on when the asset is played.
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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Background.AsynchronousMacro |
Background Recorder and Macro |
This command is used to fire the selected macro Asynchronously for the selected Background Recorder. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.AudioOutput.Eject |
Background Recorder and Audio Output |
This command will Eject the selected Audio Output for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.AudioOutput.Pause |
Background Recorder and Audio Output |
This command will Pause the selected Audio Output for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.AudioOuput.Start |
Background Recorder and Audio Output |
This command will Start the selected Audio Output for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.AudioOutput.Stop |
Background Recorder and Audio Output |
This command will Stop the selected Audio Output for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.OnDemandRecording.Eject |
Background Recorder and On Demand Recording |
This command will Eject the selected On Demand Recording for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.OnDemandRecording.Insert |
Background Recorder and On Demand Recording |
This command will Insert the selected On Demand Recording for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.OnDemandRecording.Pause |
Background Recorder and On Demand Recording |
This command will Pause the selected On Demand Recording for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.OnDemandRecording.Start |
Background Recorder and On Demand Recording |
This command will Start the selected On Demand Recording for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.OnDemandRecording.Stop |
Background Recorder and On Demand Recording |
This command will Stop the selected On Demand Recording for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Play.FadeAll |
Background Recorder |
This command will Fade All playing assets for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Play.StopAll |
Background Recorder |
This command will Stop All playing assets for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Record.Eject |
Background Recorder and Audio Input |
This command will eject the current record event for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Record.Pause |
Background Recorder and Audio Input |
This command will pause the current record event for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Record.Start |
Background Recorder and Audio Input |
This command will start the current record event for the selected background recorder station. This is used to rejoin a show after a Local Break. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Record.Stop |
Background Recorder and Audio Input |
This command will stop the current record event for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Record.StopAll |
Background Recorder |
This command will Stop All recording events for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Stream.Eject |
Background Recorder and Audio Output Stream |
This command will eject the asset that is currently playing on the selected streams playback for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Stream.Pause |
Background Recorder and Audio Output Stream |
This command will pause the selected streams playback for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Stream.Start |
Background Recorder and Audio Output Stream |
This command will start the selected streams playback for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.Stream.Stop |
Background Recorder and Audio Output Stream |
This command will stop the selected streams playback for the selected background recorder station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Background.SynchronousMacro |
Background Recorder and Macro |
This command is used to fire a selected macro Synchronously for the selected background recorder. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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DatabaseManagement.BackupDB |
<None> |
This command sends a message to the Database Management (Scheduled Maintenance) machine to perform a backup of the database. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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EAS.Notification |
Station |
Used as an Input to Notify the user that an alert has been sent from an EAS box. See EAS Emergency Alert System topic in the Features section of the guide. Use with the GPO command EAS.Confirmation. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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ExternalSearch.Refresh |
<None> |
This command is for interfacing with third party systems. Contact RCS Support for more information. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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GPIO.ExecuteTaskCommandByName |
Name |
Executes an Execute Command that is defined in an active Command Mapping Group. The Execute Command is referenced by the 'Name' defined in the mapping. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetDisableCaptureAsCuePoint |
Command |
Clears the Capture checkbox for the selected Input/Output |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetDisableMapping |
Command |
Disables a configured GPIO Mapping in a GPIO mapping Group. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetEnableCaptureAsCuePoint |
Command |
Enables the Capture checkbox for the selected Input/Output |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetEnableMapping |
Command |
Enables a configured GPIO Mapping in a GPIO mapping Group. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetMappingGroupDisable |
Command |
Disables a configured GPIO Mapping Group |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetRoute |
Route and Command |
Turns on or off a Route (Source) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SetMappingGroupEnable |
Command |
Enables a configured GPIO Mapping Group |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SimulateGpiTrigger |
GPI Trigger |
This will simulate a GPI Trigger |
GPI, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.SimulateOutputEvent |
Output Event and its Properties |
This will simulate an Output Event. Click the Output Event Details button to open the Output Event window to add the task type and the Properties. |
GPI, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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GPIO.TriggerGPO |
GPO |
This triggers a specific GPO event |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
All these commands require that the Hot Keys module be open. HotKeys.OpenBank will open the requested Hot Keys bank in an existing hot keys window.
Some of the Hot Keys commands require the Play Stream be defined in the Module Stream field when using multiple Hot Keys modules. Enter the Stream Name to use into the Module Stream field.
For Example: If two Hot Keys modules were open at the same time, one using the stream named A and the other using stream named B and a mapping was desired to start playing the Hot Keys module using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping.
Leaving the Module Stream field blank will set the play stream to the default <Any Stream>.
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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Hotkeys.BankNext |
Module Stream |
Moves to the next bank. Use the window field to select a play stream for the bank. Leaving the Module Stream field blank will set the play stream to the default <Any Stream>. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.BankPrevious |
Module Stream |
Moves to the Previous bank. Use the window field to select a play stream for bank. Leaving the Module Stream field blank will set the play stream to the default <Any Stream>. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.ButtonPress |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
This command operates like a Hot Key button being clicked. The default is to play/stop. However it can play/stop, play/pause or play/restart depending on the Override Stream mode set in the database. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to play/stop the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
To setup the Override Stream mode contact RCS Support. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.ButtonPressLast |
Module Stream |
This will repeat the last button press or click. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.OpenBank |
Bank (name) Module Stream |
Opens the specified bank. Use the window field to select a play stream for the selected bank. Leaving the Module Stream field blank will set the play stream to the default <Any Stream>. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.Pause |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
This will pause the playing of the designated Hot Key. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to pause the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.PauseAll |
Module Stream |
This will Pause all playing Hot Keys |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.Play |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
This will start playing the designated Hot Key. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to start playing the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.PlayLast |
Module Stream |
This will play the last Hot Key that previously played. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.PlayPause |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
When this command is used, if the Hot Key is paused it will start playing. If the Hot Key is playing it will pause. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to play/pause the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.PlayRestart |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
When this command is used, if the Hot Key is stopped/paused it will start playing from the beginning. If the Hot Key is playing it will restart playing from the beginning. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to play/restart the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.PlayStop |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
When this command is used, if the Hot Key is stopped/paused it will start playing. If the Hot Key is playing it will stop. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to play/stop the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.SetPlaybackMode |
Playback Mode Module Stream |
When this command is used, it will set the Playback Mode of the Hot Keys module to On-Air or Audition. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and the playback Mode was to be changed in the Hot Key bank using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.Stop |
Hot Key Row Hot Key Column Module Stream |
When this command is used, if the Hot Key is playing or paused it will stop. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. For Example, if two Hot Key modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to stop the playing of the Hot Key using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping. If the short name is not defined the ID of the play stream can be used instead. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.StopAll |
Module Stream |
This will Stop all playing Hot Keys |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.StopLast |
Module Stream |
This will stop the play of the last Hot Key that previously played. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.ToggleBankLock |
Module Stream |
This will toggle the Lock/Unlock state of the Hot Keys bank. This command also requires the play stream's Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Hotkeys.TogglePlaybackMode |
Module Stream |
This will toggle the Mode button in the Hot Keys Module. The default mode is On Air. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
When placing this command in a Cue Point of the audio asset, the station setting allows for the selection of the <Current Station>. Selecting current station will tell Zetta to execute the command for the station that the asset is playing on when the asset is played by the sequencer for that station.
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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LiveMetadata.Send |
Station, Type, Title, Artist and Composer |
This command sends a message using Live Metadata. The Type Setting can be set to Manual or Asset. The Manual option is used to set the Title, Artist and Composer manually, while the Asset option is used to Drag and drop an asset to determine the Title, Artist and Composer. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands work when the Logs Module is open and has focus (active).
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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LogEditor.Active |
<None> |
This command makes the currently open Log Module the active module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.AutoScroll |
<None> |
This command sets the Log Module back to the home position and will auto scroll the log as events play. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.Backup |
<None> |
The command will create a backup of the current days log and place it in the backup content store for the current station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.FailureDetailsWindow |
<None> |
This command will open the failure details window. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.Find |
<None> |
This will open/close the Search box in the Logs/clocks module. The default is CTRL+F |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.FindNext |
<None> |
This will move to the next found event in the log based on what is typed in the search box. The default is F3. If the Search box is not open this command will first open the search box. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
LogEditor.FindPrevious |
<None> |
This will move to the previous found event in the log based on what is typed in the search box. The default is Shift+F3. If the Search box is not open this command will first open the search box. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.GoToNextDay |
<None> |
This command will take the user to the top of the active hour on the next day. (8:32pm Monday -> 8:00pm Tuesday) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.GoToNextHour |
<None> |
This command will take the user to a position in the next hour. If an event is selected in the middle of an hour, the user will be moved to the top of the next hour. (8:32pm Monday -> 9:00pm Monday) If an event is selected in the top of the hour, the user will be moved to the top of the next hour. (7:00pm Monday -> 8:00pm Monday) If an event is selected at the last hour of the day, the user will be moved to the first hour of the next day. (11:32pm Monday -> 12:00am Tuesday) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.GoToPreviousDay |
<None> |
This command will take the user to the top of the active hour on the previous day. (If an event at 8:32pm Monday is selected, this command will take the user to 8:00pm Sunday.) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.GoToPreviousHour |
<None> |
This command will take the user to a previous position in the hour. If an event is selected in the middle of an hour, the user will be moved to the top of that hour. (8:32pm Monday -> 8:00pm Monday) If an event is selected in the top of the hour, the user will be moved to the top of the previous hour. (8:00pm Monday -> 7:00pm Monday) If an event is selected in the first hour of the day, the user will be moved to the last hour of the previous day. (12:00am Tuesday -> 11:00pm Monday) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.HideAll |
<None> |
This command will hide all the Consideration windows. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.HistoryWindow |
<None> |
This command will open the History window for the highlighted asset. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.Insert |
Asset Type |
This command will open the Insert consideration window for the selected asset type. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.InsertLink |
<None> |
This command will open the Insert Link consideration window. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.InsertSong |
<None> |
This command will open the Insert Song consideration window. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.JuggleEvent |
<None> |
This command will set the highlighted event as to be juggled. Select a second event and initiate this command again to complete the Juggle action. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.MissingAudioReport |
<None> |
This command will run a missing audio report for the selected log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.NextFilter |
<None> |
This command cycles forward through the Cycle Filter found in the Logs Module toolbar. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.PreviousFilter |
<None> |
This command cycles backward through the Cycle Filter found in the Logs Module toolbar. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.Refresh |
<None> |
This command will refresh the log in the logs module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.ReplaceEvent |
<None> |
This command will open the Replace consideration window for the highlighted event type. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.Restore |
<None> |
This command will restore a Log that has been backed up from the backup store for the selected date and station in the active logs module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.ShowAll |
<None> |
This command will Show/Hide the Test Bar/Failure Details/History panes if they are selected in the View section of the Context menu in Logs. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.SimpleVTWindow |
<None> |
This command will open the simple voice track recorder in the active logs module for the selected position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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LogEditor.TestBarWindow |
<None> |
This command will open the Test Bar window for the highlighted asset. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands work in the Marks Tool of the Metadata card when the Marks tab is selected.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
MarksTool.AutoScrub |
Step (seconds) |
AutoScrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back continually depending on the device used for the mapping. If Auto Scrubbing is started while stuttering is in progress, the play marker will jump seek to the next offset, stutter at that position for the seek interval, then jump again, stutter at the next position for the seek interval and so on. This will continue till the end or beginning of the audio is reached or is stopped (either by moving the scrub wheel to the center position or by using stop command). If the scrubbing wheel, of the device, is moved back to the center position while seeking, seeking will stop and regular stutter will continue in a loop in the current seek position. Stopping will stop both scrubbing and stuttering. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.FastForward |
Step (seconds) |
Fast Forwards moves the play marker forward by the specified number of seconds every time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.HookPlay |
<None> |
Plays the Hook of the audio shown in the marks tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.JumpBeginning |
<None> |
Jumps to the Beginning of the audio shown in the marks tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.JumpEnd |
<None> |
Moves the Play maker to the end of the audio or Trim Out position |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.Loop |
<None> |
Puts the Marks Tool in Loop mode to play the loop defined for the audio shown in the Marks Tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.Mark.CuePoint |
CuePoint |
Inserts the selected cue point into the marks tool at the cursor position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.Mark.FadeIn |
<None> |
Marks the Fade In position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.Mark.FadeOut |
<None> |
Marks the Fade Out position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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MarksTool.Mark.HookEnd |
<None> |
Marks the cursor position in the marks tool as the Hook End position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.HookStart |
<None> |
Marks the cursor position in the marks tool as the Hook Start position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.Intro |
<None> |
Inserts an Intro marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.LoopEnd |
<None> |
Inserts a Loop End Marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.LoopStart |
<None> |
Inserts a Loop Start Marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.MixIn |
<None> |
Inserts a Mix In marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.Reset |
<None> |
Resets the last moved play marker to its original position |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.Segue |
<None> |
Inserts a Segue marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.TrimIn |
<None> |
Inserts a Trim In marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.TrimOut |
<None> |
Inserts a Trim Out marker at the cursor position in the Marks Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Mark.VolumePoint |
<None> |
Inserts/removes a Volume Point at the current play cursor position in the Marks Tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.PanLeft |
<None> |
Shifts the Zoom/Pan tool at the bottom of the Waveform display to the left |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.PanRight |
<None> |
Shifts the Zoom/Pan tool at the bottom of the Waveform display to the right |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Pause |
<None> |
This command will pause the audio playing in the Marks Tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Play |
<None> |
This command will play the audio in the Marks Tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.PlaybackMode |
<None> |
This command will toggle the playback Mode of the Marks Tool. (Hook, Loop, All Audio) |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.PlayPause |
<None> |
This command will pause the playback of the audio playing in the Marks Tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.PlayStop |
<None> |
This command will stop the playback of the audio playing in the Marks Tool and set the cursor to the beginning of the audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Record |
<None> |
Opens a small recorder for recording audio |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.RefreshWaveform |
<None> |
This command will refresh the waveform in the marks tool. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Rewind |
Step (seconds) |
Moves the play marker back by the specified number of seconds, in the audio every time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Scrub |
Step (seconds) |
Scrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back depending on the device used for the mapping. If a keyboard is mapped holding down the key will cause the play cursor to continue to jump until it is released. This will leave the file playback in whatever state it is currently in (stop, paused, playing, stuttering) This value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Stop |
<None> |
This command will stop the playback of the audio playing in the Marks Tool and set the cursor to the beginning of the audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.Stutter |
Step (seconds) |
This option will stutter play the audio, this option is used for fine-tuning to a precise position within the audio. Stutter will start playing from the play marker for the specified seconds and then go back to the starting point and play the same number of seconds continuously in a loop until switched to a different play command or stopped by the user. If Stuttering is started while scrubbing is in progress, scrubbing will stop and regular stuttering will start at the current position. The Steps: identify how many seconds to move the current position and then stutter at that position, this value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.ZoomIn |
<None> |
This command will Zoom In to the waveform using the Zoom/Pan tool below the waveform |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MarksTool.ZoomOut |
<None> |
This command will Zoom Out of the waveform using the Zoom/Pan tool below the waveform |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands are used in an open active Library module.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
MediaLibrary.Refresh |
<None> |
This option will refresh the Library list for the selected asset type in the open Library module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands are used in the Metadata card of an asset type.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
Metadata.NextAudio |
<None> |
This option will move to the next asset in the library module list when in an asset metadata card. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Metadata.PreviousAudio |
<None> |
This option will move to the previous asset in the library module list when in an asset metadata card. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MetaData.Save |
<None> |
This option will save the metadata for the asset when in an asset metadata card. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands are used in the Zetta Editor
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
MultiTrack.AutoScrub |
Step (seconds) |
AutoScrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back continually depending on the device used for the mapping. If Auto Scrubbing is started while stuttering is in progress, the play marker will jump seek to the next offset, stutter at that position for the seek interval, then jump again, stutter at the next position for the seek interval and so on. This will continue till the end or beginning of the audio is reached or is stopped (either by moving the scrub wheel to the center position or by using stop command). If the scrubbing wheel, of the device, is moved back to the center position while seeking, seeking will stop and regular stutter will continue in a loop in the current seek position. Stopping will stop both scrubbing and stuttering. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Copy |
<None> |
This option will copy the selected section or highlighted selection of audio to the clipboard for pasting. |
This audio can be pasted to the same track, another track or to another project. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Cut |
<None> |
This option will cut the selected section or highlighted selection of audio from the track. It will be temporarily placed in the clipboard for pasting. |
This audio can be pasted to the same track, another track or to another project. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Delete |
<None> |
This option will remove the selected section or highlighted selection of audio. When this option is used to delete a highlighted selection of audio, two new pieces of audio will be created out of the remaining audio, if the highlighted selection was not at the beginning or end of the audio track. |
This audio will not be held in the clipboard or be available for pasting. GPI or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Paste |
<None> |
This option will paste any audio found in the clipboard from a Copy or Cut operation. |
This audio can be pasted to the same track, another track or to another project. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Redo |
<None> |
This option will redo the previous undone change. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Split |
<None> |
This option will split the selected section or highlighted region of audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Command.Undo |
<None> |
This option will undo the previous change. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.FastForward |
<None> |
Fast Forward will fast-forward the play marker five seconds in the audio each time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.GoTo.End |
<None> |
This option will place the play marker at the end of the audio that is farthest to the right. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.GoTo.Start |
<None> |
This option will place the play marker at position 0. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Multitrack.InsertCopiedSelectionMerge |
<None> |
This option is used to insert and merge a copied highlighted region into the audio section. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.JumpToSelectionEnd |
<None> |
This option will jump the play marker to the End of the highlighted selection. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.JumpToSelectionStart |
<None> |
This option will jump the play marker to the start of the highlighted selection. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MarkLeft |
<None> |
This option will mark the start of a selection |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MarkRight |
<None> |
This option will mark the end of a selection |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MixAndSave |
<None> |
This option is the same as the Save Asset option in the Zetta Editor toolbar. It will look for a highlighted region, if a highlighted region exists, it will mix the highlighted region of the non-muted tracks and save the audio asset. If there is not a highlighted region it will look for selected section(s) of all non-muted tracks and mix and save. The audio will be saved to a Quick Record asset using the filename defined in the Quick Record section of the Voice Track and Quick Record tab of the System Configuration window. To Select all the sections in the Project use CTRL+A on the keyboard. If no region is selected and no section(s) are selected, Save Asset will mix all the non-muted sections in all the tracks of the Editor. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MixAndSaveAs |
<None> |
This option is the same as the Save Asset As option in the Zetta Editor toolbar. It will open a Save Asset As window allowing the user to define the Title, Asset Type, Days to Keep, Active Station and Export type. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MixToFile |
<None> |
This option will look for a highlighted selection, if a highlighted selection exists it will mix the selection portion of the non-muted tracks to an empty or new track. If there is not a highlighted selection all non-muted sections of the tracks will be mixed to an empty or new track. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MixToNewProject |
<None> |
This option will look for a highlighted selection, if a highlighted selection exists it will mix the selection portion of the non-muted tracks to the first track in a New Project tab. If there is not a highlighted selection all non-muted sections of the tracks will be mixed to the first track in a New Project tab. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.MixToNewTrack |
<None> |
This option will look for a highlighted selection, if a highlighted selection exists it will mix the selection portion of the non-muted tracks and open a Windows Save As browse window allowing the user to select a location and enter a file name for the audio file. If there is not a highlighted selection all non-muted sections of the tracks will be mixed and a Windows Save As browse window will open allowing the user to select a location and enter a file name for the audio file. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PanLeft |
<None> |
This option will move the zoom/pan control to the left equal to the amount of the Zoomed position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PanRight |
<None> |
This option will move the zoom/pan control to the right equal to the amount of the Zoomed position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Pause |
<None> |
This option will pause any playing audio and hold the play position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Play |
<None> |
This option will start playing the non-muted tracks from the play marker position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PlayExcludingSelection |
<None> |
This option will play the audio of all non-muted tracks except for any highlighted selections |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PlayFromBeginning |
<None> |
This option will start playing audio from position 0. All non-muted tracks will play. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PlayOutsideSelection |
<None> |
This option will play 2 seconds of audio on each side of the highlighted selection for all non-muted tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.PlaySelection |
<None> |
This option will play the audio within the highlighted selection area of all non-muted tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ProjectClose |
<None> |
This option will close the current project. |
The user will be prompt to save the project if there are any unsaved changes. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ProjectNew |
<None> |
This option will open a new project tab. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ProjectOpen |
<None> |
This option will open a browse window allowing the user to select an existing project file. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ProjectSave |
<None> |
This option will save any changes to the existing project. |
If the project is new the user will be prompt to name the project, choose a file path to save the project and choose whether to save copies of the associated audio files. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ProjectSaveAs |
<None> |
This option will open the Save Project As window allowing the user to name the project, choose a file path to save the project and choose whether to save copies of the associated audio files. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Record |
<None> |
This command option will start recording at the play cursor position on the tracks that are armed for recording. |
Use the ToggleRecord to enable the tracks for recording. GPI, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Rewind |
<None> |
This will rewind the audio (move the play marker to the left) by 5 seconds each time it is used. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Scrub |
Step (seconds) |
Scrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back depending on the device used for the mapping. If a keyboard is mapped holding down the key will cause the play cursor to continue to jump until it is released. This command will leave the file playback in whatever state it is currently in (stop, paused, playing, stuttering) This value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Selection.Cancel |
<None> |
This option will cancel any highlighted selection. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Selection.Extend |
<None> |
This option will extend the highlighted selection range. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ShowAll |
<None> |
This option will Zoom out the tracks to show all the audio sections in the project tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.SnapDelete |
<None> |
This option will remove the highlighted section of audio and snap together the remaining surrounding audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.SnapDeleteMerge |
<None> |
This option will remove the highlighted section of audio and snap together the remaining surrounding audio and merge the sections into one. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.SnapInsert |
<None> |
This option will paste the audio, previously copied or cut into the windows clipboard, into the selected audio at the play marker, thus splitting the selected audio into two separate sections. When the insert is complete there will be three separate audio sections that are snapped together. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.SnapRecord |
<None> |
This option will record the audio into the selected audio at the play marker, thus splitting the selected audio into two separate sections. When stop is hit there will be three separate audio sections that are snapped together. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Stop |
<None> |
This option will stop the command currently in process and return the play marker back to its original position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.StutterPlay |
Step (seconds) |
This option will stutter play the audio, this option is used for fine-tuning to a precise position within the audio. Stutter will start playing from the play marker for the specified seconds and then go back to the starting point and play the same number of seconds continuously in a loop until switched to a different play command or stopped by the user. If Stuttering is started while scrubbing is in progress, scrubbing will stop and regular stuttering will start at the current position. The Steps: identify how many seconds to move the current position and then stutter at that position, this value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ToggleAudio |
<None> |
This option will show/hide the Audio List. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ToggleHistory |
<None> |
This option will show/hide the History pane |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.JumpTo |
Value |
This option can be used to jump between tracks by the specified value in the Properties. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.Next |
<None> |
This option will move the user to the next track down from the selected track until the bottom track is reached. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.Previous |
<None> |
This option will move the user to the previous track up from the selected track until the top track is reached. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.ToggleMute |
<None> |
This will toggle the mute button for the selected track. Multiple tracks can be muted. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.ToggleRecord |
<None> |
This command option will toggle the Arm Track button for the selected track. Tracks with the Armed button active will record when the play controls record button is selected. All tracks can be selected to record simultaneously as long as each track is armed and each track has a separate record device selected. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.Track.ToggleSolo |
<None> |
This will toggle the solo button for the selected track. All other tracks will be muted and show only the current track as an enabled track. When the track is selected as Solo the button will change to a yellow color. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ZoomIn |
<None> |
This option will Zoom into the audio tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
MultiTrack.ZoomOut |
<None> |
This option will Zoom out the audio tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Transition between different Play Commands: Invoking a Play command always transitions from the current Play Command to the requested one immediately. However, hitting the Play button (it will be in paused mode when play commands are in progress) switches to regular Play mode when invoked while PlayExcludeSelection, PlayOutsideSelection and PlayStutter commands are in progress and will play from that position till the mixer end. Similarly, invoking the PlayTogglePause and PlayToggleStop commands while the play commands PlayExcludeSelection, PlayOutsideSelection and PlayStutter commands are in progress will switch to the regular play mode and start playing from that position till the mixer end. |
These commands are used in an open active On-Air module.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
OnAir.AuditionIndex |
Quick Mark: Index: 1 to 10 Preroll (seconds) |
This command will Audition the numbered Index event in the On-Air Module from the Quick Mark point. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.AuditionIndexNoStop |
Quick Mark: Index: 1 to 10 Preroll (seconds) |
This command will Audition the numbered Index event in the On-Air Module from the Quick Mark point and will not stop the currently playing audio that is being auditioned. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.EjectIndex |
Index |
This command will eject the numbered Index event in the On-Air Module. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.Mode |
Mode |
Changes the selected stations on-air mode. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.PauseIndex |
Index |
This command will pause the numbered Index event in the On-Air module. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.PlayNext |
<None> |
Fades the currently playing event and Plays the Next event in the On-air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.Refresh |
<None> |
This command refreshes the open active On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.StartIndex |
Index |
This command will Start a Stopped or Paused the numbered Index event in the On-Air Module. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.Stop |
<None> |
This command stops the currently playing event in the On-Air module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.StopAll |
<None> |
This command stops all the currently playing events in the On-Air module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.StopIndex |
Index |
This command will stop the numbered Index event in the On-Air module. The Index number represents the slot or position in the On-Air module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
OnAir.ToggleChainTypeIndex |
Index |
This command will toggle the numbered Index event Chain type, this option only works in Live Assist and Manual modes. The Index number represents the slot or position |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
Publish.ExportLogEvents |
Publish Task, Station, Start Day Offset, Start Time, End Day, End Time |
This option will Publish the specified Logs events for the selected station. The Publish task is defined in the Publish tab of the System Configuration window. The Start Offset Day is relative to the day the command is run. 0 = same day, -1 yesterday, +1 tomorrow etc. The End Day can be either the Same day or the Next day. The Start time is the time in the log where the export is to begin. The End Time is the time of the last event that is to be exported for the publish task. |
The Station selected can be the <Current Station>" for an Execute Command. If the Start Time is not the time of an ETM or TOH, then it'll be the asset that is playing at that time. If the start time is left blank, Zetta will start with the first event in start day. If End time is blank, Zetta will publish up to and including the last event in the day. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Publish.ExportMiniLogEvents |
Publish Task, Mini-Log, Start Time, End Time |
This option will Publish the specified Mini-Log events. The Publish task is defined in the Publish tab of the System Configuration window. The Start time is the time in the selected Mini-Log where the export is to begin. The End Time is the time of the last event in the Mini-Log that is to be exported for the publish task. |
If the Start Time is not the time of an ETM, then it'll be the asset that is playing at that time. If the start time is left blank, Zetta will start with the first event in the Mini-Log. If End time is blank, Zetta will publish up to and including the last event in the Mini-Log. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Publish.ExportShowEvents |
Publish Task, Show, Start Time, End Time |
This option will Publish the specified Show events. The Publish task is defined in the Publish tab of the System Configuration window. The Start time is the time in the selected Show where the export is to begin. The End Time is the time of the last event in the Show that is to be exported for the publish task. |
If the Start Time is not the time of an ETM, then it'll be the asset that is playing at that time. If the start time is left blank, Zetta will start with the first event in the Show. If End time is blank, Zetta will publish up to and including the last event in the Show. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands affect Scheduled Maintenance and can be placed in Logs, Clocks, Recorder Logs, Recorder Clocks and Macros.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
ScheduledMaintenance.ExportLog |
Station Group, Start Days Offset, Number of Days to export and Output Path |
Exports the Log for the Stations in the Station Group for the Days specified. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands are used in the Segue Editor or the Voice Track Editor.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
SegueTool.CycleChainType |
<None> |
This command will toggle the Chain type. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.DoNextOperation |
<None> |
This command will perform the next operation. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.NextEvent |
<None> |
This command will move to the next audio event making it the last track in the Segue Editor. In the Voice Track Editor this command will move to the next Voice Track position in the Log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.NudgeLeft |
<None> |
This command will move the cursor position to the left. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.NudgeRight |
<None> |
This command will move the cursor position to the right. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.PanLeft |
<None> |
Shifts the tracks to the left to view more of the first track. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.PanRight |
<None> |
Shifts the tracks to the right to view more of the last track. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.PlayBtn |
<None> |
This command will play the tracks in the Segue Editor and Voice Track recorder |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.PlayStop |
<None> |
This command will stop the play of audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
SegueTool.PrevEvent |
<None> |
This command will move to the previous audio event making it the first track in the Segue Editor. In the Voice Track Editor this command will move to the previous Voice Track position in the Log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.QuickVoiceTrack |
<None> |
This command will switch from the Segue Editor to the simple Voice Track Editor |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.RecordBtn |
<None> |
This command will start the recording of audio in the Voice Track Editor at the cursor position |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.RefreshWaveform |
<None> |
This command will refresh the tracks and data. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.StopBtn |
<None> |
This command will stop the playing in the segue editor or stop the playing and recording of the voice track editor. It will also move the cursor to the starting position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.ToggleMode |
<None> |
This command will toggle between Segue editor and Voice Track editor. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.ZoomAll |
<None> |
This command will Zoom Out to show all the audio waveforms in all the tracks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.ZoomDefault |
<None> |
This command will set the Zoom/pan tool to its default zoom and position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.ZoomIn |
<None> |
This command will Zoom In to the tracks displayed. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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SegueTool.ZoomOut |
<None> |
This command will Zoom Out showing more of the track audio. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands are used to control the Sequencer for a selected station. When placing these commands in a Cue Point of the audio asset, the station setting allows for the selection of the <Current Station>. Selecting current station will tell Zetta to execute the command for the station that the asset is playing on when the asset is played by the sequencer for that station.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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Sequencer.AsynchronousMacro |
Station and Macro |
This command is used to fire a selected Asynchronous macro for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.AudioOutput.Eject |
Station and Audio Output |
This command will eject the asset that is assigned the selected audio output from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.AudioOutput.Pause |
Station and Audio Output |
This command will Pause the asset that is assigned the selected audio output from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.AudioOutput.Start |
Station and Audio Output |
This command will start the asset that is assigned the selected audio output from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.AudioOutput.Stop |
Station and Audio Output |
This command will stop the asset that is assigned the selected audio output from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.ChainType |
Station and Chain Type |
This command sets the chain type for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.FillSpotBlocksWithDynamicEvents |
Station Mode |
This command is used with Dynamic Breaks. Contact RCS Support for additional information. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.HotSpare |
Station and Hot Spare |
This command is used for switching to the Hot Spare computer; select the station and the Hot Spare to use for this event. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.HotSpareArm |
Station and Hot Spare |
This command is used to arm the audio on the Hot Spare computer; select the station and the Hot Spare to use for this event. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.HotSpareRemoveArm |
Station and Hot Spare |
This command is used to remove the Arming of audio on the Hot Spare; select the station and the Hot Spare to use for this event. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.MoveUpAndPlayNextSpotBlock |
Station and Match on Control Text |
When the command is executed: Sequencer will search within the queue for the next Spot Block. Search stops when a Soft/Hard ETM is reached (this includes TOHs when set as Soft/Hard ETM). The Block is moved to the top of the queue and playback is started.
If the Match on Control Text field is populated: The Sequencer will search, within the queue only (not across TOHs), for the first instance (if multiple exist) of a Spot Block with the matching Control Text property. If there is no Spot Block matching the control text, the command will be ignored. **The match is case-sensitive. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.OnDemandRecording.Eject |
Station and On Demand Recording |
This command will Eject the selected On Demand Recording for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.OnDemandRecording.Insert |
Station and On Demand Recording |
This command will Insert the selected On Demand Recording for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.OnDemandRecording.Pause |
Station and On Demand Recording |
This command will Pause the selected On Demand Recording for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.OnDemandRecording.Start |
Station and On Demand Recording |
This command will Start the selected On Demand Recording for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.OnDemandRecording.Stop |
Station and On Demand Recording |
This command will Stop the selected On Demand Recording for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Play.FadeAll |
Station and Fade seconds |
This command will fade all playing events for the selected station for the specified fade duration. FadeAll, fades what's playing but never re-queues that event, i.e. the faded out event is removed from the Sequencer queue & the On-Air module, and the next event is queued up. FadeAll always fades out the playing event(s), regardless of the 'Apply fadeout value on stop' Station config setting. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Play.StopAll |
Station |
This command will stop all the playing events for the selected station. StopAll, unlike FadeAll, respects the "Requeue event if stopped" Station config setting, meaning if the event is stopped within that configurable threshold, that event will remain in the Sequencer queue (and hence the On-Air module). StopAll respects the 'Apply fadeout value on stop' Station config setting, so basically behaves as if you stopped the event(s) via the [Stop] button in the On-Air module - either stops the event immediately or fades it out. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayLibraryItem |
Station and Library Item (drag and drop a Library asset to this position to assign it to this command) |
When this command is selected a station is selected and then the Library item is drag into the Properties. This can be an asset, Tag, Rotation or Imaging. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNext |
Station, Fade Seconds |
This command will play the next event and fade the current event for the selected Station. Setting the Fade seconds to zero will use the Station Fade Out Duration set in the Playback tab of the Station Configuration. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNext.OnAudioOutput |
Station, Audio Output |
This command will Play the next event on the selected Audio Output for the Selected Station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNext.OnStream |
Station, Audio Output Stream |
This command will Play the next event on the selected Audio Output Stream for the Selected Station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNextNoFade |
Station |
This command will play the next event without fading the current event for the selected Station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNextNoFade.OnAudioOutput |
Station, Audio Output |
This command will play the next event without fading the current event on the specified Audio Output for the selected Station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.PlayNextNoFade.OnStream |
Station, Audio Output Stream |
This command will play the next event without fading the current event on the specified Audio Output Stream for the selected Station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.Record.Eject |
Station and Audio Input |
This command will eject the asset that is recording on the selected station log using the selected audio input. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Record.Pause |
Station and Audio Input |
This command will Pause the asset that is recording on the selected station log using the selected audio input. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Record.Start |
Station and Audio Input |
This command will start the asset that is recording on the selected station log using the selected audio input. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Record.Stop |
Station and Audio Input |
This command will stop the asset that is recording on the selected station log using the selected Audio input. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Record.StopAll |
Station |
This command will stop all the recording of all assets for the selected station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.RenegotiateSplitSpotBlockLengths |
Station, Date offset and Days to renegotiate |
This performs the same action as the manual Renegotiate Split Spot Block Lengths option in the Advanced menu of the Logs module toolbar. The entire day is negotiated, unless the current day is selected in which case Zetta only negotiates the rest of the day. The Date offset parameter (0 = today, 1 = tomorrow etc.; default is 1). The Days to renegotiate parameter (default is 1). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetAllRoutesOffExcept |
Station and Route |
Turns off all Routes except for the route selected in the Properties. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetEtmFillCategory |
Station and Fill Category |
This command will change the ETM fill category for the selected station. When this setting is changed, Zetta will re-evaluate the fill of the Log based on the new Category Assignment. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetExecuteEtmInLiveAssistMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the setting for the Execute ETM events in Live Assist Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetExecuteEtmInNetworkMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the setting for the Execute ETM events in Network Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetExternalSplitsSenderDevice |
Station and Device |
This command will set the device for the "Splits Master - Sends External Splits Message Over" option in the Splits Mode tab of the Station Configuration. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetLocalRoute |
Station and Route |
Set the default Local route to the station selected in the Properties. This can be viewed in the Network tab of the station selected. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetMaxSqueeze |
Station and Squeeze percentage |
This command will change the setting for the Maximum Squeeze of events for the selected station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetMaxStretch |
Station and Stretch percentage |
This command will change the setting for the Maximum Stretch of events for the selected station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetMaxStretchSqueeze |
Station and Stretch/Squeeze percentage |
This command will change both the settings, Maximum Stretch and Maximum Squeeze of events for the selected station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetMode |
Station and Mode |
Changes the mode of the Sequencer Computer for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetOnAirSiteStatus |
Station, Site and Status |
Changes the status of the Sequencer for the selected Site for the selected station. This command is used with Site Replication. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetResumePlaybackOnHardEtmInLiveAssistMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the resume setting for the Execute ETM events in Live Assist Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetResumePlaybackOnHardEtmInNetworkMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the resume setting for the Execute ETM events in Network Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetResumePlaybackOnSoftEtmInLiveAssistMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the resume setting for the Execute ETM events in Live Assist Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetResumePlaybackOnSoftEtmInNetworkMode |
Station and Set: Enable/Disable |
This command will change the resume setting for the Execute ETM events in Network Mode option for the Station. This can be Set to Enabled or Disabled. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetShift |
Station and Shift |
Used to Set the current shift for the selected station. If shift is set to <Default> Zetta will select the shift with the Default Shift box selected in the shift tab of the station configuration. If no shift is set as the Default Shift then Zetta will not set a shift therefore no shift will be active. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetSongPitchPercentage |
Station and Pitch songs By |
Sets the Song Pitch Percentage for the selected station. Pitched means: (1) change in pitch and (2) change in length. When the song pitch command is placed in the log, Zetta will calculate the airtimes and gaptimes for future log events. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetSplitMaster |
Station and Master |
Sets the Master station for the selected station |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetSplitMasterAndNetworkRoute |
Station and Route |
Sets the Split Master route or default Network route to the station selected in the Properties. This can be viewed in the Audio Routing tab of the station selected. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetSplitMasterDelay |
Station and Seconds |
Sets the seconds for the 'Delay sending Split messages' option in the Splits Mode tab tab of the station selected. The seconds can be a decimal value for more precise timing, e.g. 6.5 seconds. Important Note: if this value is changed mid-way through a Split event (such as a Spot Block) the event could finish early. For example, if you had a 10s delay set, a Spot Block starts, then you change the delay to something smaller or remove it entirely, the command to stop the event at the end will stop it prematurely on the Split.
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GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetSplitOffset |
Station and Split Player Delay (Minutes) |
Sets the Split Message Offset time which is used to set the time between the actual splits playback and the time the split message feed is aired on the remote split system, this is used if splits playing back is not done real-time and the RS232 feed is being delayed. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetSplitSpotBlockMatchingMethod |
Station and Matching Method |
This command will set the Spot Block Matching Method for the selected Station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SetSplitSpotBlockNegotiation |
Station and Enabled |
This command will enable or disable the Station participates in longest Spot Block negotiation option for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.SetSpotBlockFillCategory |
Station and Fill Category |
This command will change the Spot Block Fill Category for the selected station. When this setting is changed, Zetta will re-evaluate the fill of the Log based on the new Category Assignment. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.StopSpotBlock |
Station and Match on Control Text |
This command will stop a Spot Block that is playing. If the control text field is populated, Zetta will search for a Spot Block that contains corresponding Control Text. If there is no Spot Block matching the control text, the command will be ignored. The match is case-sensitive. This command is used when Capturing GPI Triggers during a background recording. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Stream.Eject |
Station and Audio Output Stream |
This command will eject the asset that is assigned the selected stream number from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Stream.Pause |
Station and Audio Output Stream |
This command will Pause the asset that is assigned the selected stream number from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Stream.Start |
Station and Audio Output Stream |
This command will start the asset that is assigned the selected stream number from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.Stream.Stop |
Station and Audio Output Stream |
This command will stop the asset that is assigned the selected stream number from the selected stations log. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SynchronousMacro |
Station and Macro |
This command is used to fire a selected Synchronous macro for the selected station. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SyncToAndPlayNextSpotBlock.IgnoreEmptyBlocksRemoveQueued |
Station, Prior event status and Match on Control Text |
When the command is executed: Sequencer will search within the queue for the next Spot Block with Child Events: If an empty Spot Block is found first, it's Status is set to 'Event Error' with Error Code: No children to play. If the Spot Block is not queued, the Sequencer performs a Synchronize To Selection on the Block. The Block will move to the top of the queue and playback will start. The Status of existing events prior to the block will be set to either Not Played or Played based on the Prior event status setting.
If the Match on Control Text field is populated: The Sequencer will search, within the queue only (not across TOHs), for the first instance (if multiple exist) of a Spot Block with the matching Control Text property. If there is no Spot Block matching the control text, the command will be ignored. **The match is case-sensitive. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SyncToAndPlayNextSpotBlock.RemoveQueued |
Station, Prior event status and Match on Control Text |
When the command is executed: The Sequencer will search the queue for the next Spot Block and perform a Synchronize To Selection on the Block. The Block will move to the top of the queue and playback will start. The Status of existing events prior to the block will be set to either Not Played or Played based on the Prior event status setting.
If the Match on Control Text field is populated: The Sequencer will search, within the queue only (not across TOHs), for the first instance (if multiple exist) of a Spot Block with the matching Control Text property. **The match is case-sensitive. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Sequencer.SyncToCurrentTime |
Station |
This command will sync the sequencer to the Current Time |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Sequencer.ToggleChainType |
Station |
Toggle chain type will cycle through all chain types which are valid for the current event; this works in live assist mode. In auto mode, it sets chains to stop; in manual and Network mode it sets chains to segue; in split player mode the command is ignored. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
All these commands require that the stacks module be open. Stacks.OpenBank will open the requested stack in an existing stack window.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
Stacks.BankNext |
<None> |
Open the next stack (equivalent to clicking the right arrow in the Stacks toolbar). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.BankPrevious |
<None> |
Open the previous stack (equivalent to clicking the left arrow in the Stacks toolbar). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.ButtonPress |
Index number |
This command operates like a button in the Stacks module being clicked. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.Home |
<None> |
Position the stack window so that the currently playing item is visible if one is playing. Position it to the top of the stack if no item is playing. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.OpenBank |
Stack (name) |
Opens the specified stack. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.Pause |
Index number |
Takes the 1-based index of an event in the stack. Pauses that event. Does nothing if no item is playing. In particular, does not toggle pause state by resuming paused events. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.PauseAll |
<None> |
Pauses all items currently playing in the stack. Does nothing if no item is playing. In particular, does not toggle pause state by resuming paused events. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.Play |
Index number |
Takes the 1-based index of an event in the stack. Plays that event. Restarts it if the event is already playing. Does nothing if the index is greater than the number of events in the stack. Note that the argument is not limited to the number of events in a given stack. Zetta does not know what stack will be current when the command is executed. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.PlayNext |
<None> |
If events are paused, resumes those events. If no events are paused but some events are playing, fades out those events and starts the event following the playing event farthest down in the stack. It will wrap, so if the last event in the stack is playing, it will start playing the first (or leave it playing if it was already playing). It does this even if the playing event farthest down in the stack has chain = stop. If no events are paused or playing but an event is selected, Zetta starts playing that event. If no events are paused, playing, or selected, Zetta starts the first event in the stack. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.PlayPause |
Index number |
Takes the 1-based index of an event in the stack. When this command is used, if the Stack event is paused it will start playing. If the Stack event is playing it will pause. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.PlayRestart |
Hot Keys Row and Column |
Takes the 1-based index of an event in the stack. When this command is used, if the Stack event is stopped/paused it will start playing from the beginning. If the Stack event is playing it will restart playing from the beginning. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.SetPlaybackMode |
Playback Mode |
When this command is used, it will set the Playback Mode of the Stacks module to On-Air or Audition. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.Shuffle |
<None> |
Shuffles the stack order. This is a temporary change and is not saved after the shuffle. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.Stop |
Index number |
Takes the 1-based index of an event in the stack. Fades out the currently playing event in the stack. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.StopAll |
<None> |
Fades out all currently playing events in the stack. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.ToggleBankLock |
<None> |
This will toggle the Lock/Unlock state of the Stacks bank that has focus. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Stacks.TogglePlaybackMode |
<None> |
This will toggle the Mode button in the Stacks Module. The default mode is On Air. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These commands affect ZCast and can be placed in Logs, Clocks, Recorder Logs, Recorder Clocks and Macros.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
ZCast.SetInboundLimit |
Mbps |
Sets the Inbound bandwidth that can be used by ZCast transfers in. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
ZCast.SetOutboundLimit |
Mbps |
Sets the Outbound bandwidth that can be used by ZCast transfers out. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
These are commands that work in Zetta.
|
Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
|
Zetta.EditAudioIn.DefaultEditor |
<None> |
Opens the selected Audio asset in the assigned default editor |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.EditAudioIn.ZettaEditor |
<None> |
Opens the selected asset in the Zetta Single Track Editor |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.EditAudioIn.ZettaMultitrackEditor |
<None> |
Opens the selected asset in the Zetta Multitrack Editor |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.LogOut |
<None> |
Logs the current user out of Zetta |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.AssetTagWindow |
Station and Library Item (drag and drop a Library asset to this position to assign it to this command) |
Opens an empty asset window. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Audition |
<None> |
This command opens the Audition Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Clock |
<None> |
This command opens the Clocks Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.ExternalSearch |
<None> |
This command is for interfacing with third party systems. Contact RCS Support for more information. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Hotkeys |
<None> |
Opens the Hot Keys Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.HotSpareManager |
<None> |
This commands opens the Hot Spare Manager found in the Tools menu. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Layout |
Layout |
Changes the main application to the selected Layout |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Library |
<None> |
Opens the Library Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.LiveMetadataSend |
<None> |
This commands opens the Live Metadata Send Module. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Log |
<None> |
Opens the Log Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.MultitrackEditor |
Station, option to Start recording immediately and Track Count. |
Opens the Multitrack Editor Module for the selected station. If the option Start recording immediately is selected the Editor will start recording as soon as the module is open. The default track count is 3. Track count can be a minimum of 1 track for single track editing. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.NotePreview |
<None> |
Opens the Notes Preview window |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.OnAir |
<None> |
Opens the On Air Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.PublishControl |
<None> |
This commands opens the Publish window. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.QuickRecorder |
Station and option to Start recording immediately |
Opens the Quick Record Module for the selected station. If the option Start recording immediately is selected the Recorder will start recording as soon as the module is open. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.SegueEditor |
<None> |
Opens the Segue Editor |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.SiteReplicationManager |
<None> |
This commands opens the Site Replication Manager window found in the Tools menu. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
|
Zetta.Open.Stacks |
<None> |
This command opens the Stacks Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.Open.ZPlayer |
<None> |
Opens the Z-Player Module |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.OpenAssetUtility |
<None> |
Opens the Library Audio Asset Utility |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.OpenMetaDataControl |
<None> |
This commands opens a New MetaData Card. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.OpenStreamGroupMonitor |
<None> |
This command opens the Stream Group Monitor Tool |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.RestoreDB |
<None> |
This command will open the Restore DB window allowing the user to select a database to restore. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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Zetta.ToggleLayoutLockState |
<None> |
This command will lock or unlock the current layout depending on the current lock state. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
The Z-Player commands require the play stream Short Name be defined in the Module Stream field when using multiple Z-Player modules. Enter the stream's Short Name to use in the Module Stream field. If the short name is not defined Zetta will use the ID instead.
For Example: If two Z-Player modules were open at the same time, one using the stream A and the other using stream B and a mapping was desired to start playing the Z-Player using stream A then the letter A would be placed in the Module Stream field for the mapping.
Leaving the Module Stream field blank will set the play stream to the default <Any Stream>.
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Execute Command |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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ZPlayer.Arm |
Module Stream |
This is a special command that allows the Z-Player to attach to any log event currently playing on the assigned stream, when in On-Air mode. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.AutoScrub |
Step (seconds) Module Stream |
AutoScrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back continually depending on the device used for the mapping. If Auto Scrubbing is started while stuttering is in progress, the play marker will jump seek to the next offset, stutter at that position for the seek interval, then jump again, stutter at the next position for the seek interval and so on. This will continue till the end or beginning of the audio is reached or is stopped (either by moving the scrub wheel to the center position or by using stop command). If the scrubbing wheel, of the device, is moved back to the center position while seeking, seeking will stop and regular stutter will continue in a loop in the current seek position. Stopping will stop both scrubbing and stuttering. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Button.Cue |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like the CUE button being clicked, signals as a cue button up. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Button.Pause |
Module Stream |
Command that operates as the PAUSE button being clicked. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Button.Play |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like a PLAY button clicked, signals as a cue button up. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Cue |
Module Stream |
Command will PAUSE the Z-Player and place the play cursor at the CUE marker position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Eject |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like a eject button clicked, signals as a eject button up. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Loop |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like a LOOP button clicked, signals as a cue button up. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Mark.Cue |
Module Stream |
This Command will set the CUE marker position at the current playback position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.MarkLoopEnd |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like an OUT button clicked, signals as a cue button up (see Play/Pause/Stutter Mode). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.MarkLoopStart |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like an IN button clicked, signals as a cue button up (see Play/Pause/Stutter Mode). |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Pause |
Module Stream |
Command will PAUSE the Z-Player at its current file position, if not already paused. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Play |
Module Stream |
Command will make the Z-Player start playing if it is not already playing. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Refresh |
Module Stream |
This will refresh the Z-Player. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Reset |
Module Stream |
This will reset the Z-Player. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Save |
Module Stream |
This will Save the Audio settings in the Z-Player for the associated asset event in the Hot Keys or Stacks. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Scrub |
Step (seconds) Module Stream |
Scrub will step the play marker by the specified number of seconds forward or back depending on the device used for the mapping. If a keyboard is mapped holding down the key will cause the play cursor to continue to jump until it is released. This will leave the file playback in whatever state it is currently in (stop, paused, playing, stuttering) This value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.SetPlaybackMode |
Playback Mode |
When this command is used, it will set the Playback Mode of the ZPlayer module to On-Air or Audition. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Stop |
Module Stream |
This command will make the Z-Player stop, if not already stopped and will reset the play cursor to the Trim In position. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.Stutter |
Step (seconds) Module Stream |
This option will stutter play the audio, this option is used for fine-tuning to a precise position within the audio. Stutter will start playing from the play marker for the specified seconds and then go back to the starting point and play the same number of seconds continuously in a loop until switched to a different play command or stopped by the user. If Stuttering is started while scrubbing is in progress, scrubbing will stop and regular stuttering will start at the current position. The Steps: identify how many seconds to move the current position and then stutter at that position, this value can be a positive or negative double value. Common setting are 0.1 and -0.1 seconds. |
This command is designed to be used with a Jog/Shuttle wheel such as one of the JL Cooper devices supported in Zetta. GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
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ZPlayer.TogglePlaybackMode |
Module Stream |
Command that operates like the audition/onair toggle button, changes between onair and auditions streams. |
GPI, GPO, Cue Point or Keyboard |
The following Commands can be added to a GPO Output Event Mapping in the Command Mappings tab of the System Configuration window and in the Shifts tab of the Station Configuration window. These commands can be used to notify an external device that the command has occurred or trigger one of the above Execute Commands.
See also GPO Variables for GPO Event Text.
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Output Event |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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AudioDevice.Load |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is loaded, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.AutoFade |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output is automatically faded. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.Ducking |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output is ducked. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.EarlySegue |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output is segued early. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.FiveSecLeft |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output has five seconds of play time remaining. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.Intro |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output hits an Intro marker. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.Outro |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output hits an Outro marker. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.Segue |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output is segued. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Notify.TenSecLeft |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected audio output has ten seconds of play time remaining. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Pause |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is Paused, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Play |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is Played, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Stop |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is Stopped, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioDevice.Unload |
Audio Output and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is unloaded, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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Output Event |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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AudioStream.Load |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
When the selected Audio stream is loaded, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.AutoFade |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream is automatically faded. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.Ducking |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream is ducked. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.EarlySegue |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream is segued early. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.FiveSecLeft |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream has five seconds of play time remaining. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.Intro |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream hits an Intro marker. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.Outro |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream hits an Outro marker. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.Segue |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream is segued. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Notify.TenSecLeft |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
This is a message that gets broadcast when the event using the selected Audio stream has ten seconds of play time remaining. If an output event is configured to execute on that message then the GPIO subprocess will execute the output event each time it receives this message. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Pause |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
When the selected Audio stream is Paused, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Play |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is Played, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Stop |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is Stopped, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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AudioStream.Unload |
Audio Output Stream and GPO Event |
When the selected audio output is unloaded, the selected GPO event configured will execute. |
GPO |
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Output Event |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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EAS.Confirmation |
Station |
Used to Output a Confirmation that an alert has played to an EAS box. See EAS Emergency Alert System topic in the Features section of the guide. |
GPO |
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Output Event |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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GPIO.Notify.Route |
Route and Event |
This command sends a notification when a route is turned on or off. |
GPO |
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Output Event |
Properties |
Description |
Comment |
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Sequencer.EventFiveSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event has 5 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventPaused |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event is paused on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventQueued |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event is queued on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventSegued |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event has been segued on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventStarted |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event is playing on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventStopped |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event has stopped on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.EventTenSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event has 10 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. Only applicable to Sequencer playout, not other modules ONLY applies to playable assets (songs, links, spots, VT/QR, custom types), NOT other event types such as Shows, Macros, Spot Blocks (Spot Blocks have their own dedicated Output Events). |
GPO |
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Sequencer.HotSpare.Activated |
Station Hot Spare GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Hot Spare has been activated. The station and Hot Spare setting can be set to <any>, so the notification is sent when a Hot Spare is activated for any station that is using that Hot Spare or anytime a station is activated regardless of the Hot Spare it is using. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.HotSpare.Armed |
Station Hot Spare GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Hot Spare has been Armed. The station and Hot Spare setting can be set to <any>, so the notification is sent when a hot spare is armed for any station that is using that Hot Spare or anytime a station is armed regardless of the Hot Spare it is using. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.HotSpare.DeActivated |
Station Hot Spare GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Hot Spare has been Deactivated. The station and Hot Spare setting can be set to <any>, so the notification is sent when a Hot Spare is deactivated for any station that is using that Hot Spare or anytime a station is deactivated regardless of the Hot Spare it is using. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.HotSpare.DisArmed |
Station Hot Spare GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Hot Spare has been Disarmed. The station and Hot Spare setting can be set to <any>, so the notification is sent when a Hot Spare is disarmed for any station that is using that Hot Spare or anytime a station is disarmed regardless of the Hot Spare it is using. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.Mode.Change |
Station Mode GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the station has changed modes. The Station and Mode can be set to <any> so the notification is sent for any station that changes mode. The GPO notification will be sent regardless of how the mode is changed i.e. On-Air Module, Execute Command, etc. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.NotifyPlayLibraryItem |
Station Library Item |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the Library Item has started to play. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SplitMaster.Change |
Station Master Station |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the Split Master has changed for the station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildFiveSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block has 5 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildPause |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block is paused on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildPlay |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block is playing on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildQueued |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block is queued on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildSegued |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block has been segued on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildStop |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block is stopped on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockChildTenSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that an event in a Spot Block has 10 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockFillStart |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a fill element of a Spot Block has started. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockFillStop |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the end of the fill element of a Spot Block has been reached. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockFiveSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the last event in the Spot Block has 5 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockPause |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Spot Block is paused on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockPlay |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Spot Block is playing on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockQueued |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Spot Block is queued on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockSegue |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the segue of last event in the Spot Block has played on the selected station. |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockStop |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that a Spot Block is stopped on the selected station |
GPO |
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Sequencer.SpotBlockTenSecLeft |
Station and GPO Event |
Zetta Outputs a notification that the last event in the Spot Block has 10 seconds of play time remaining on the selected station. |
GPO |