Good afternoon,
Is there a named pipe script command for just moving the cursor to a certain ms time position?
The closest I can find is "Select" which while it works, it actually does select the portion of the audio file specified.
The functionality I am looking forward is more like a seek, where the cursor is moved to that position, but WITHOUT selecting the rest of the track, but it is in a position to begin playing.
Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
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bullyellis
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kozikowski
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Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
You mean like in Final Cut where you type...
+20000 [enter]
...and the cursor moves forward two minutes (two minutes, no seconds and no frames)?
Not that I know of.
Koz
+20000 [enter]
...and the cursor moves forward two minutes (two minutes, no seconds and no frames)?
Not that I know of.
Koz
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billw58
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Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
What happens if you set StartTime and EndTime to the same value?
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Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
I'm not sure if this is what you mean:
1) Press the Home key (cursor moves to the start)
2) Press the "[" key (a "Left Position" window pops up)
3) Enter the required time.
4) Press "Enter" or click the "OK" button.
1) Press the Home key (cursor moves to the start)
2) Press the "[" key (a "Left Position" window pops up)
3) Enter the required time.
4) Press "Enter" or click the "OK" button.
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bullyellis
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Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
Ding, ding, ding!billw58 wrote:What happens if you set StartTime and EndTime to the same value?
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Thanks man, exactly what I wanted.
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billw58
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Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
The OP is talking about mod-script-pipe.steve wrote:I'm not sure if this is what you mean:
1) Press the Home key (cursor moves to the start)
2) Press the "[" key (a "Left Position" window pops up)
3) Enter the required time.
4) Press "Enter" or click the "OK" button.
-- Bill
Re: Quick Named Pipe Question, move cursor
Thanks Bill. I realised that after I saw the "Ding Ding" post.billw58 wrote:The OP is talking about mod-script-pipe.
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