Automatically Stopping An Event At A Specific Time

Updated: Jan 2021
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The Scenario

You have installed your equipment at a wedding reception to allow guests to record video messages.

The bride has given you instructions that the system should not be used past 9 pm, but you're not going to be there to manually stop the system.   This is where you can make use of RightBooth's Stop event rules to get the system to automatically shut down at a specified time.

• Run RightBooth
• Click the Settings button
• On the Settings panel, select the Start and stop tab
• In the section: Stop the event,  select the option: At a specific time
• Set the Time and Date accordingly
• In the section: When the Stop rule is met,  select the option: Shut down PC
• Click OK to return to the RightBooth main window
• Click the Play button to start the event playing
• Leave them to it !

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In the screen shot below, you can see that we have set the stop time to 21:00 on the 10th May 2017...

Now at 9pm, RightBooth will stop the event playing and will then shut down the computer.

And don't worry, if someone is recording a video at 9pm, RightBooth will wait until they have finished before switching off.