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• If a virtual element is loaded on the player channel, and if a start on time is defined on
this element, the start on time will be discarded when the element is supposed to play.
• If the playlist is in PAUSE or EDIT mode, the element on which a jump-on-time is
defined will be played with the speed defined for it but without its transition parameters
(A/V effect and duration).
• If the playlist is loaded on a channel later than the time defined for the jump-on-time,
the playout of the element will not be triggered.
• When a playlist is being played, the "remaining time until next transition" and
"remaining time until next break", will be adapted taking into account the jump-on-time
condition.
6.4.3. Limitation for the Use of Jump on Time
and/or Start on Time
• Several triggers cannot be defined for the same playlist element, i.e. two jump-on-time
conditions, two start-on-time conditions or a start-on-time condition and a jump-on-
time condition.
Defining a new condition will remove or overwrite the first one.
• Several triggers with the same time and date cannot be defined for the same playlist.
• Two triggers cannot be defined for the same playlist if their respective time and date
are too closed to each other, i.e. in the range [time-guardband, time+guardband].
6.4.4. Define Still/Start Mode Window
Opening of the Window
When right-clicking on a playlist element and selecting Define Start mode from the
Playlist Element contextual menu, the Define Still/Start Mode window opens.
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