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Release Notes for Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.2
New and Changed Information in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.2
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Updates to playlists tied to a script that have all content items requires no human intervention.
Special User Interface Indications
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Imported playlist are easily identifiable as “external playlist.”
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Indicates playlist with missing content.
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Warn user when trying to assign a missing content playlist to template.
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Warn user when starting a script with missing content playlist.
Proof of Play Addition
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Works in the same way as a manually created playlist, but with more granularity.
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Automatic insertion of PoP tag for each time slot play.
User Interface Example
The API automatically creates the playlist, which you can easily identify by an icon that tags it as an
external playlist source (
external playlist source (
Figure 1
External Playlists in Control Panel Content Screen
The playlist is populated with existing content in Cisco StadiumVision Director, and you are alerted to
any missing content in the playlist by a red box around the external playlist icon on the Content screen.
The missing content item is identified with a question mark. Once you import any missing content, it is
automatically linked to the external playlist.
any missing content in the playlist by a red box around the external playlist icon on the Content screen.
The missing content item is identified with a question mark. Once you import any missing content, it is
automatically linked to the external playlist.
Current proof of play reporting is fully supported for external playlist sources and PoP tags are
automatically created for specified sponsor IDs. Any missing content is not included in the PoP report.
automatically created for specified sponsor IDs. Any missing content is not included in the PoP report.
POS API
Beginning in Cisco StadiumVision Director Release 3.2, an API is introduced to support integration of
Point of Sale (POS) vendor data for use in the External Content Integration feature. This method of POS
data integration provides a more flexible way of creating and updating menu boards using the Widgets
tool independent of the legacy DMB application.
Point of Sale (POS) vendor data for use in the External Content Integration feature. This method of POS
data integration provides a more flexible way of creating and updating menu boards using the Widgets
tool independent of the legacy DMB application.
The DMB application currently supports a more tightly-coupled integration with Micros and Quest POS
vendors that allows for dynamic content updates along with support of in-suite ordering capabilities. The
POS API does not support in-suite ordering, but would allow for more open integration of POS data from
other POS vendors that can conform to the XML schema supported by Cisco StadiumVision Director.
vendors that allows for dynamic content updates along with support of in-suite ordering capabilities. The
POS API does not support in-suite ordering, but would allow for more open integration of POS data from
other POS vendors that can conform to the XML schema supported by Cisco StadiumVision Director.