- 12 Dec 2023
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Use player functions
- Updated on 12 Dec 2023
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You can use multiple functions when you work with the Grassfish Windows Player:
Use keyboard shortcuts
You can use the following keyboard shortcuts while the player is running:
Key | Function |
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F1 | Enable/Disable the mouse pointer. |
F2 | Display/Hide information about the current spot. |
F3 | Display/Hide information about the current playlist. |
F8 | Display/Hide the status window. |
F10 | Launch the InitBox. You may have to enter the daily password if this is specified in the player configuration. |
F11 | Open a terminal (PowerShell). You may have to enter the daily password if this is specified in the player configuration. |
F12 | Close the player and overseer and display the desktop. You may have to enter the daily password if this is specified in the player configuration. |
ESC | Hide the window and password prompt. |
Pos1 | Jump to the start of the current spot. |
End | Jump to five seconds before the end of the current spot. |
Arrow left | Rewind five seconds. |
Arrow right | Fast forward five seconds. |
Open the status window
Press F8 to display player information in the status window.
The status window is divided into five panes that contain different information.
Pane | Content |
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Pane 3 |
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Pane 4 |
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Pane 5 |
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Use additional functions
You can use the following additional functions when you work with the Grassfish Windows Player:
When you close the player, this also stops the Overseer service. To restart the player, start the Overseer service.
Run the command troubleshoot.bat to generate a diagnostic file comprising logs, player data, settings and more in ZIP format. If necessary, you can send this file to Grassfish support. The diagnostic file is located at C:\GVClient\data\cache\troubleshoot.
Run the command boxreset.bat to reset and initialize the player. The full path is C:\GVClient\tools\current\bin\boxreset.bat.
You can uninstall the Grassfish Player in the Windows Control Panel.
View log files
The log files for all player services are located at C:\GVClient\data\logs\ and stored in the format ddmmyyyy for each service. You can open the files with any text editor.