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Load PGM ON/OFF

  • With Load PGM enabled (default setting), CyberPlay builds the final program using the schedules created in CyberPlay Editor (.pgm files).
  • If Load PGM is disabled, CyberPlay ignores .pgm files and uses only commercial breaks. The operator can insert content between breaks or use Playlist Manager.
In the Configuration Panel, you can enable AUDICOM to automatically remove gaps at the end of each commercial block.

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Reload: Schedule Changes

  • CyberPlay automatically loads programming files every day.
  • The daily loading of LOG and PGM occurs at 18:00 (configurable in the Control Panel).
  • You can manually reload the schedule for last-minute changes.
When to use Reload:
  • Modifications to the current day’s schedule.
  • Modifications to the next day’s schedule after the automatic reload time.
Usage:
  • The operator presses RELOAD or uses the shortcut [Alt + R].
  • During reload:
    • The current track continues playing but disappears from the CyberPlay window.
    • Upon completion, the green cursor positions itself on the most suitable item based on the current time.
    • The operator can: Force playback with Play. Take no action: the system will continue with the new schedule after the current track ends.
  • If the LOG is modified, the RELOAD button flashes to indicate the change.
  • If a PGM or next day’s LOG is modified, the system does not alert: the operator must be notified to reload.
  • You can also reload a single file (LOG or PGM) by double-clicking the corresponding field in the CyberPlay display.

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Save Log and autoLog

  • Changes to commercial blocks are automatically saved to the LOG file (autoLog function).
  • AutoLog does not save changes if:
    • The user is not authorized to modify blocks.
    • The LOG was modified externally and the alarm is active (Reload button flashing).
The Save LOG button allows manual saving:
  • Even if the file was modified externally.
  • It will not work if the user lacks permissions.
  • Prompts for confirmation before overwriting.

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Next Title Button [Enter]

  • Selects the title marked with yellow cursor as the next title (green cursor).
  • If no title is selected, the next one will be below the red cursor (currently playing).
  • Can be selected by double-clicking in the schedule area (left column).
    • Double-clicking in the colored area plays in CUE.

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Insert AutoDJ

Inserts an AutoDJ block into the programming schedule.
  • The user defines the format, start time and end time.
  • Commercial breaks included within the range remain intact.

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Mix [Asterisco]

Controls the attenuation of CyberPlay when another module (e.g. Live Assist) plays back on the same output.
  • Available values: 100%, 50%, 25%, 10% (cycle through by pressing the button).
  • During video playback:
    • The attenuation only affects the video’s audio.
    • If another module is also playing video, only the audio is mixed.

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Right-Click Menu Options

Pressing the right mouse button on a title displays these options:
  • CUE: playback in preview.
  • CUE End: plays the last 5 seconds.
  • Play: starts playback respecting crossfade on music tracks.
  • Stop: stops playback.
  • Fade & Play: attenuates current audio and starts the next.
  • Fade & Stop: attenuates current audio and stops it.
  • InfoMusic: loads the title into InfoMusic (only if present in the database).
  • Internet…: opens browser to search for title information.
  • Copy TANDA: copies the content of a TANDA.
  • Insert TANDA: inserts empty TANDA.
  • Insert Meteor: inserts Meteor instruction.
  • Insert Pause: inserts pause above the selected title.
  • Insert Random: randomly selects an audio file from a defined folder.
  • Remove: deletes the item from the schedule.
  • Remove all equal: removes all instances of that item.
Some operations may be restricted based on user profile.
If attempting a prohibited action, a pop-up message will indicate insufficient permissions.
For questions, consult the network administrator or technical supervisor.