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The interactive demo I downloaded works, but my interactive playlist does not

1 Remove any non-alpha numeric characters from your file names. For example, the symbol

+ is not acceptable in a file name.

2 Make sure that every file used in the interactive playlist is listed in the STATE column and that

each file is listed only once. If you need to list a file twice in the STATE column, then create a

duplicate of that file, with a different name.

3 Check the spelling of the file names.

4 For any input you accept, make sure that each event is listed only once on the EVENTS row.

For example, you can use button:1 and button:2, but you can't use button:2 and button:2.

5 See Working with Playlists, for sample interactive playlists.

6 See Content Playback for more help solving content related problems.

NOTE:

Some users have problems creating interactive playlists with OpenOffice. Please try Excel,

Google Spreadsheet, or a CSV editor like the one hosted at

http://csved.sjfrancke.nl/index.html

My interactive playlists stops working when I press a button or try to provide any input

The interactive playlist ignores any events (input) that's not clearly defined. If your interactive

playlist fails when you provide input, there's a problem with the file that's supposed to play when

that button is pressed or the mouse is used.

1 Open the AUTOPLAY.CSV file and make sure the file that's supposed to play is listed in the

STATE column.

2 Check the spelling of the file name.

Interactive playlists created using an international version of Excel don't work

BrightSign requires a comma-separated CSV file. If you’re outside the United States, check the

regional settings in Excel and make sure the list separator is a comma and the decimal separator

is a period (international defaults may vary).

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