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Hi All,
This module generates a 35 second silent announcement track with countdown text to call up the next singer.
No, please!
Not me, ever!
It is not fully automated: to add an announcement to the queue use 'tools->queue karaoke announcement' (probably best to make a shortcut).
The advantage of this procedure is that you can move around or delete the entry, and it is readable in the playlist as well.
NOTE:
- As SJ by default skips silent tracks you must deactivate the 'settings->playback->automatic control->fading->skip silence between tracks' option.
- The name entered in the dialog is used to create a dedicated filename - just don't use any characters not legal for that purpose.
Enjoy,
SilverEagle
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SilverEagle,
Great Job. Can't get the virtual keyboard to come up with it. Is there someway this can be done?
smokngezr34 wrote:
> Can't get the virtual keyboard to come
> up with it. Is there someway this can be done?
Unfortunately the short answer is no. The build in virtual keyboard is only active for the search input field in a skin, not for the windows-controlled dialog boxes.
As you might have read in my other postings I do have a scripting-library in progress which could handle this, but that would turn this small utility from a 1-hour universal scripting excercise into a multi-evening single-skin project...
SilverEagle
SilverEagle,
Man u r awesome. Thank you for all your help so far. Your response here helped me make some adjustments to my thinking and not letting others do everything. I found another program that solved the input problem. It works for both portions of the input, search and name, of course with a little tweaking. Could you give me a hint on how to change the time limit? Would really appreciate it. Is it related to the sound tracks time? Or is it something I would have to adjust in the script?
Thanks again, your help is sincerely appreciated.
Hi smokngezr34,
You can use an audiotool (audacity is free & OK) to stretch/compess the silent track to the length you want, add/del multiples of 5 secs. In the script (use notepad if you don't know what else) there is a 30-sec limit somewhere, just change it to match the length of the track minus 5. (All out of my head, come back if you need more specific)
SilverEagle