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added media timer start stop

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John Cegalis 2011-12-12 17:56:21 -05:00
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manual/source/configure.rst
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Click on the black button next to Default Color. You have the option of
choosing among the colors you see or entering your own.
.. _media_configure:
Media
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manual/source/creating_service.rst
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Click this button to start or stop the timer function. You can also use the
keyboard shortcut :kbd:`L` to start and stop the continuous loop.
Using the Media Timer
---------------------
The media timer is used when you have a media file in your service manager and you
would like it to start and/or stop at a specified time. The media timer is only
available when you are using Phonon as your default player. Please check your
media configuration here :menuselection:`Settings --> Configure OpenLP --> Media`.
Configure your player using Phonon with these instructions. :ref:`media_configure`.
After adding your media file to the :ref:`creating_service` you can mouseover
your file and the popup will show you the play time "Length" in hours, minutes
and seconds.
.. image:: pics/service_media_timer.png
Right click on your media file and left click
|service_timer| :guilabel:`Start Time`.
.. image:: pics/service_media_timer_start.png
**Item Start and Finish Time**
The start and stop time default to the beginning and end of the video.
.. image:: pics/service_media_timer_config.png
Change the hours, minutes and seconds to the times you want your video to begin
and end. When you are finished click :guilabel:`Ok` to save your changes or
:guilabel:`Cancel` to leave the times as they were originally. When you display
your media live it will start and stop with the times you configured.
.. image:: pics/service_media_timer_configend.png
After your changes have been saved you can check your start and stop times by
putting your mouse cursor over the media file.
.. image:: pics/service_media_timerend.png
**Note:** This does not work with some media files.
Using the "Blank to" Control
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