Clock apps

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This page is related to the built-in apps of the player web interface.

Introduction

Clock app

The Clock apps are used to display customizable and location specific time

  • Set single or multiple clocks per location
  • Time zones support
  • Automatic time format adjustment

Properties

The clock apps do not have any properties.

Configuration

Configuring - digital
Configuring - analog

The Apps can be freely positioned anywhere in the Playout as long as it does not overlap other Apps.

The Apps have the following configurations parameters

  • Type
    Type of clocks to be used
    • Arabic (analog clock only): Use Arabic number to show the time
    • Roman (analog clock only): Use Roman number to show the time
    • Square LED (digital clock only): Use square LED to show the time
    • Seven-segment (digital clock only): Use seven-segments to show the time
  • Time Zone
    Time zone of the clock. By default, the clocks shows the local time. This configuration can be used to display clock in other time zone than the one of the player.
  • Format (digital clock only)
    Format of the digital clock the following are supported:
    • HH:MM Display the hours and minutes always with 2 digits (09:12) for 9:12 AM.
    • HH:MM:SS Display the hours, minutes and seconds always with 2 digits (09:12:30) for 9:12:30 AM.
    • H:MM Display the hours and minutes (9:12) for 9:12 AM.
    • H:MM:SS Display the hours, minutes and seconds (9:12:30) for 9:12:30 AM.
  • 24h format (digital clock only)
    Indicate whether 24h hours or AM/PM format should be used.
  • Color
    Color of the clocks
  • Separator pulse (digital clock only)
    Indicated whether the separator should pulse or not
  • Marks (analog clock only)
    Indicated whether additional minutes marks should be shown or not
  • Second hand (analog clock only)
    Indicated whether the second hand should be shown or not
  • Background
    Color of the background
This page was last modified on 12 August 2019, at 20:55.