Creating a broadcast for election day includes defining what scenes you want to show, in what order, and how you want various playlists to be collected together in Flow as well as the Elector Player (Classic Player) for quick and easy access.

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• You can add scenes to playlists from 

  • Riding Results

  • Results Summary

  • Interesting Events

  • Dashboard - Riding Watchlists section

Before You Begin

How does the scene list get filled? Before you attempt to create bins and playlists of scenes, an agent called Gears is run for every change to the XPression graphics package. Gears reads the XPression graphics package project file and populates the Elector database with scene information. When you run Gears, Flow will then display the scene information you need to build playlists, and group those playlists into bins.

Specify a Bin

You must specify a bin container before you can start managing scenes into playlists. Think of a bin as a container that organizes groups of playlists. Playlists are the collections of scenes you want to play out to air.

Create a new bin

In the Bins section, enter the name of a new Bin in the drop down box and press the ENTER key.

The bin will be created in your assigned content group.

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Select an existing bin

In the Bins section, select a Bin from the list.

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Playlists are collections of scenes you want to play out to air. Each playlists is part of a collection of playlists called a bin.

Create a new playlist

In the Playlists section, enter the name of a new Playlist in the dropdown text box and press the ENTER key or the TAB key.

The playlist will be added to the selected Bin.

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Select an existing playlist

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Identifies the default bin format selected when using the Playlist Builder. It must be one of "XPression" and "Web".

Default: XPression  XPression 

Playlist Builder > Remove Scene Project Prefix

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