Timer events are generated as a result of a timer action.  See documentation on the gra.timer action for further information about configuring timers.

The timer event name will be formatted as timer.[name]  where name is the value set as the name of the timer when the action was defined.

Animation complete events are generated as a result of an animation action.  See documentation on the gra.animation action for further information about configuring animations.

When an animation is completed, an animation complete event will be fired. The event name will be formatted as gre.animate.complete.[name] where name is the value set as the name of the animation when the action was defined.

Animation stop events are generated as a result of an animation stop action. See documentation on the gra.animate.stop action for further information on terminating animations.

When an animation is stopped, an animation stop event will be fired. The event name will be formatted as gre.animate.stop.[name] where name is the value set as the name of the animation when the action was defined.

Data: (1s0 id)

Data:

char *gesture_num
int32_t time
                

Data:

char *gesture_num
int32_t time
                

Data:

char *gesture_num
int32_t time
                

Data:

char *gesture_num
int32_t time
                

A screen dump action has completed.

Data:

                        char *message
                    

This event will be generated when the capture-playback plugin begins an event capture session.

This event will be generated when the capture-playback plugin event capture session is stopped.

This event will be generated when the capture-playback plugin begins an event playback session.

This event will be generated when the capture-playback plugin playback is finishes by reaching the end of the playback session.

This event will be generated when the capture-playback plugin playback session is stopped.

The media backend application has exited.

Data:

No data payload

Emitted when the time has been updated.

Data: "4u1 time_elapsed 1s0 channel_name"

unsigned time_elapsed
char channel_name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LEN + 1]
                        

Where:

Emitted when a change in the duration of the media is detected.

Data: "4u1 total_time 1s0 channel_name"

unsigned total_time
char channel_name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LEN + 1]
                		

Where:

Emitted when the player has changed state, between a paused and playing state.

Data: "1s33 channel_name 1s0 state"

char channel_name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LEN + 1]
char state[1]
                        

Where:

Triggered when the named media has played to the end and stopped playing

Data: "1s33 channel 1s0 name"

 char channel_name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LEN + 1]
 char media_name[1]
                        

Where:

Triggered when there was an error playing the media source.

Data: "1s33 channel_name 1s0 error_msg"

char channel_name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LEN + 1]
char error_msg[1]
                        

Where:

Turn on performance logging. Note that %perf_prefix% defaults to "perf", but can be set through the logger plugin options.

Data: "1s0 options"

The options to start the performance logging with.  This can be omitted.
                            Only the performance logging options will be recognized

Turn off performance logging. Note that %perf_prefix% defaults to "perf", but can be set through the logger plugin options.

Data:

No data payload

Set the options to use for performance logging. Note that %perf_prefix% defaults to "perf", but can be set through the logger plugin options.

Data: "1s0 options"

The options to use with performance logging. Only the performance
                            logging options will be recognized