Last updated on July 26, 2017

Managing player properties

Player properties allow non-visual settings to be configured for a player. These properties could include things such as screen burn time and software player version. Users can also define custom properties to be used with Event Actions.

This article provides the instructions to add, edit, and manage your player properties within Networks.


Note

For a list of available player properties, please refer to the Player property dictionary.

Prerequisites

  • Network Administrator

Adding New Player Properties

  1. In Networks, click the Players tab, and click the player name link in the listing to bring up the Player Information page.


  2. Click the Properties tab in the Player Information page.


  3. Select the last row at the bottom of the property list and enter the appropriate details in the Property and Value columns for the custom property to be created. Click Save changes to add the property to the player.


Editing Player Properties

  1. In Networks, click the Players tab, and click the player name link in the listing to bring up the Player Information page.

  2. Click the Properties tab in the Player Information page.

  3. Make the desired change(s) under the Value column’s text box of the property to be edited. Click Save changes to save the property value.


Removing Player Properties

  1. In Networks, click the Players tab, and click the player name link in the listing to bring up the Player Information page.

  2. Click the Properties tab in the Player Information page.

  3. Click the Delete icon in the row of the property you want to remove. Click Yes in the confirmation dialog to remove the property.


Overriding Inherited Player Properties

Appspace may define system player properties to all players with default values. You may choose to override these inherited (default) values for players by performing the following steps.

  1. In Networks, click the Players tab, and click the player name link in the listing to bring up the Player Information page.

  2. Click the Properties tab in the Player Information page.

  3. Click Override Inherited Properties.


  4. Locate the appropriate property in the Inherited Properties page. Click Override.


  5. The inherited property will now be displayed in the property list, where the values may be edited as needed. When finished, click Save Changes.

    Note

    Deleting an overridden inherited property will cause it to return to the Inherited Properties list.