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== Special API ==
 
== Special API ==
The special API describes the integration of YouTube, Vimeo & Co. and the conversion of M3U/PLS files. Additionally, it describes the extended properties, the dictionary structure, and more.
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The special describes the integration of YouTube, Vimeo & Co. and the conversion of M3U/PLS files.  
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Additionally, it consists of internal actions, URL parameters, extended properties, attached data examples, and the dictionary structure.
 
* [[YouTube, Vimeo & Co.]]
 
* [[YouTube, Vimeo & Co.]]
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* [[M3U/PLS Files]]
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* [[Internal Actions]]
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* [[URL Parameters]]
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* [[Extended Properties]]
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* [[Attached Data Examples]]
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* [[Dictionary Structure]]
  
 
== Related Links ==
 
== Related Links ==
 
* [https://msx.benzac.de/info/ Media Station X - Info]
 
* [https://msx.benzac.de/info/ Media Station X - Info]
 
* [https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/ Media Station X - Experts]
 
* [https://msx.benzac.de/info/xp/ Media Station X - Experts]

Revision as of 11:37, 11 January 2021

Welcome to Media Station X - Wiki

These wiki pages were created as an alternative to the Media Station X info and experts pages to provide a better and more structured view of the entire API.

Start API[edit]

The start object is used to setup the start parameter. The start parameter specifies which menu or content is loaded at startup.

Menu API[edit]

Menu objects are used to group different content objects. They are displayed as lists (vertical direction) on the left side of the screen.

Content API[edit]

Content objects are used to display content items on a grid. They can be displayed as pages (horizontal direction) or lists (vertical direction).

Common API[edit]

The common API is used in menu and content objects. It consists of responses, colors, icons, inline expressions, and actions.

Special API[edit]

The special describes the integration of YouTube, Vimeo & Co. and the conversion of M3U/PLS files. Additionally, it consists of internal actions, URL parameters, extended properties, attached data examples, and the dictionary structure.

Related Links[edit]