Ontime v1 - old
  • ontime
  • Feature list
  • Main Concepts
    • Application shortcuts
    • Interface
      • Settings Menu
      • Event List
      • Timer Control
      • Display Messages
      • Info
    • Event Types (Blocks)
      • ⚙️Settings
        • App Settings
        • Event Data Settings
        • URL Aliases Settings
        • Cuesheet Settings
        • OSC Settings
  • Views
    • Network views (Intro)
    • Stage Timer
    • Minimal Timer
    • Backstage Info
    • Public Info
    • Lower Thirds
    • PiP
    • Studio Clock
    • Cuesheet
    • Countdown
    • Clock
  • Control and feedback
    • OSC
    • HTTP API
  • Features
    • Smart Time Entry
    • The delay workflow
    • Roll
    • Import events from Excel
    • URL Aliases
    • Edit Anywhere
    • Headless Mode (Docker)
    • Note: Lower thirds in OBS
    • User fields
    • Custom Styling
    • Make your own viewer
    • Count to anything
  • ❤️Additional Notes
    • Control Ontime from vMix
    • Sync: Poll ontime status
    • Use in Raspberry Pi
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Countdown

A timer to another any scheduled event

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https://MY.IP.ADDRESS:4001/countdown >

Imagine the case where a particular department on the building needs to keep track of a specific event. eg: the actor dressing room number 3 needs to know when it is his time to enter, he does not concern himself of any other times.

Enter Countdown view!

With this view you are able to choose any schedule event, from here, ontime will keep track of its running status and either show the Running timer of the event (if running) or a countdown to the event start

When calling the route <ontime-ip>:4001/countdown you are able to choose any of the events in the list. From here ontime will follow the event by its ID.

You can also use the direct routes <ontime-ip>:4001/countdown?event=1 to follow an event by its order in the list (subject to change) or <ontime-ip>:4001/countdown?eventid=test to follow a specific event regardless of its position

Good stuff!

This is a great workflow to pair with

URL aliases
Countdown
Countdown to anything!