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Example 5 contains three simultaneous states.

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The first state specifies the video mode, image mode, and audio output for video. In this case,

the keyword VideoPlayerAudioOutput directs BrightSign to output stereo PCM via the SPDIF

audio connector. This machine uses button 0 and the videoend event to control the videos

and the image.

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Note the NEXT keyword on line 10; it signals the beginning of another state.

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The second state uses analog audio output through the Audio 2 connector. It uses button 1

and the audioend event to control the audio playback.

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The NEXT keyword on line 18 indicates the start of the third state.

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The third state uses analog audio output through the Audio 3 connector, and it uses button 2

and audioend events to control its audio playback.

Using rollover regions (HD810, HD1010, and HD2000 only)

In the previous section,

Using Excel to create interactive presentations

, you learned that you

can create touchable (clickable) areas on the screen using elo (elor) and eloc keywords in the

EVENTS row of an interactive playlist. You can then use these regions like buttons to playback

content. You can also set up any touch region as a rollover region. Rollover regions enable you to

create more dynamic and interactive presentations that accept mouse and touch input and that

are also sensitive to cursor movement. A rollover region has an ON image and an OFF image.

Whenever the cursor is within a rollover region, BrightSign displays the ON image, and when the

mouse cursor is outside the rollover region, BrightSign displays the OFF image. Therefore,

rollover regions enable you to include features such as highlighting buttons as the user moves

the cursor moves over them.