Xibo

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Asked by p moravie

Hi
We plan to use Xibo for a digital signage project.
We'll need to count how many time each media is display.
As my english is not so good, I'm not sure that python client can do it.
Can you explain what are :
  media counter ?
  layout stats ?
  media stats ?
thanks in advance for your help
BR

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Alex Harrington (alexharrington) said : 		#1

Counter is a numerical counter that counts up or down when you press a
button. Generally used to manage queues of people.

Layout stats show when a layout starts and finished.

Media stats show when a particular media item started and finished being
shown

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p moravie (pmoravie) said : 		#2

Thanks for your so quick anwser...
I have a last question
If I understand well last ubuntu python client release had been out in Feb
13 while windows version out in Nov. Does that means that Xibo is going to
abandon ubuntu python client ?
Thanks for your help
BR

2014-02-04 Alex Harrington <email address hidden>:

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> Alex Harrington proposed the following answer:
> Counter is a numerical counter that counts up or down when you press a
> button. Generally used to manage queues of people.
>
> Layout stats show when a layout starts and finished.
>
> Media stats show when a particular media item started and finished being
> shown
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Alex Harrington (alexharrington) said : 		#3

No, but we do need somebody to help getting the underlying libraries up to
scratch before it can really move forward

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