How to add a transport clip to a playlist?

Learn how to add a transport clip to a playlist

1. Select the zone where you wish to add a transport clip

2. Click the " + " icon above the playlist

3. Click on " Transport "

4. Select the template you wish to use and click " Next "

5. Configure transport clip data

Selected stops

The « + » icon to the right of the selected stops list will allow you to access the list of available stops and select which stops are going to be used for this clip's data. Once you have clicked the icon and accessed the « ADD STOP NUMBER » windows, you will be able to navigate the list of available stops and select one to use in the clip. Should you wish to select multiple stops on screen, you can easily do so by holding the « Ctrl » key on your keyboard and clicking the stops you wish to select.

If there are too many stops to navigate manually, you can use the button that represents a funnel in the top right-hand side of the window to filter the stops displayed in the list. You can set up to 2 different filters and indicate whether they are both necessary:
IE: Starts with AE « and » contains 9

Or whether you want to search for different stops simultaneously:

IE: Starts with AE « or » Starts with AF

The drop-down menu for the first and second filters contain the following configurations.

• Is equal to - The result(s) will be identical to the value entered in the text box.
• Is not equal to - The result(s) will not be identical to the value entered in the text box.
• Starts with - The result(s) will begin with the value entered in the text box.
• Contains - The result(s) will contain the value entered in the text box.
• Does not contain - The result(s) will contain the value entered the text box.
• Ends with - The result(s) will end with the value entered in the text box.

Once you have selected the desired stop(s), you may apply your selection by clicking the « SELECT » button at the bottom of the window.

Sort by

The sort by drop-down menu allows you to determine how the trips being displayed will be sorted. The available selection here may vary according to the source from which we are receiving your data, that being said, the following are the three possible configurations.

• Arrival time - This configuration will make it so that the trips will be displayed in an ascending order, the trip containing the closest arrival time will be first in the list on screen and the trip containing farthest arrival time will be last. 
• Key - This configuration will make it so that the trips will display in an ascending order according to the route numbers associated to the trips. The trip with the lowest route number will be displayed first and the trip with the highest route number will be displayed last.
• Departure time - This configuration will make it so that the trips will be displayed in an ascending order, the trip containing the closest departure time will be first in the list on screen and the trip containing farthest departure time will be last. 

Refresh rate

The refresh rate is used to determine the delay within which we will attempt to update the data in your transport clip. If we are using a 30 second delay, the display will update its data when it start, the following update will be 30 seconds after that and so on and so forth.

Next trip count

The « Next trip count » determines how many trips per route we take into consideration when the ITESLIVE software updates your transport data. 

Time before next trip

The « Time before next trip » configuration determines the time frame (in minutes) within which the trips will be taken into consideration when the ITESLIVE software updates your transport. The default configuration makes it so that the software will take into account all trips in the next 240 minutes (4 hours) during each update. 

 Once you have applied all of your transport data configurations, you can click on the « Next» button in the bottom right-hand side of the window.

6. Adjust your settings

Click “Next” to adjust your clip settings.