Mixed-Media Element
Introduction
Mixed Media elements are used to display a playlist of images and videos. They allow flexible combinations of media types and provide options for controlling playback, appearance, and interaction.
Properties Overview
| Property Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Alignment | Set the horizontal and vertical alignment of content within the element. |
| Alternate options | Define how the element will switch between playlist items (e.g., loop, shuffle). |
| Background color | Set the background color of the element, including gradients and patterns. |
| Border | Define the border around the element, including color and width. |
| Data provider | Connect to an external data source to feed real-time content (images/videos). |
| Default duration | Set the default display duration for playlist items if not specified individually. |
| Default transition effect | Define transition effects for how new content enters the element (e.g., fade, slide). |
| Identification | Uniquely identify the element within the page for referencing and automation. |
| Play list | Create and manage a list of media items (images/videos) to be played. |
| Play list options | Control how the playlist is played (e.g., sequence, shuffle, loop). |
| Position | Set the position of the element on the page (left, top). |
| Proof of play | Log playback details for reporting and verification purposes. |
| Rotation | Display the element at a specific angle. |
| Rules | Define element rules for dynamic behavior based on conditions. |
| Size | Set width and height of the element. |
| Transparency | Adjust the opacity level of the element. |
| Visibility | Set whether the element or its content is visible during playback. |
| Volume | Adjust volume level for video and sound playback. |
Key Remarks
- Mixed Media elements can combine both videos and images in a single playlist for seamless playback.
- You can control playback behavior through playlist options, including looping, shuffling, and timing.
- By using data providers, Mixed Media elements can dynamically display up-to-date media content without manual updates.
- For audited environments, Proof of Play ensures content playback is logged and verifiable.
- Interactive presentations can benefit from playlist transitions and alternate options to create dynamic, engaging content sequences.