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Introduction

Use of playlists requires logging into the Avalon Media System as an authenticated user. For directions on how to log into Avalon, see the Avalon User Guide - Logging In.

The Playlist feature is located in the navigation bar.

Definitions

  • Authenticated users - a user who can access Avalon using a valid identifier and authentication combination supported by your institution
  • Playlist -  a collection of playlist Items
  • Playlist item - a range of time from the section of a media object

Creating a Playlist

Select "Create New Playlist" in the Playlist feature. All playlists require a name; the description field is not required.

Playlists can be specified as either public or private playlists. A playlist's visibility must be selected when it is created and cannot be edited later.

 

Adding Items To a Playlist

 

Playlist items are added to playlists individually. When viewing or listening to an item, select the "Add to Playlist" icon located in the media player.The title and description of a playlist item can be edited according to a user's preference. If a user has more than one playlist, the drop down menu can be used to specify to which playlist the item will belong.

The start and end times of a playlist can be edited if the track should start further in (to highlight a specific section) or end early (dead air or blank space).

Some playlist items are part of a larger media object. The larger media object can be added to a playlist using two different methods:

  1. Add each playlist item to a playlist individually.
  2. Add the first item to a playlist, and edit the end timer to match the end of the media object. Please note that this will add a single large playlist item and the structural metadata will not be preserved in the playlist.

 

 

Editing a Playlist

Reordering a Playlist

 

Markers

Markers are similar to bookmarks in other applications: time-based offsets. A marker refers to a specific point in a Playlist Item.

 

 

 

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