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Started by rablack97, February 20, 2012, 03:39:35 PM

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rablack97

dude,

i f'd up my previus command trying to add other grops.  do you remember what you did to fix that...

jitterjames

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rablack97

thanks...

Appreciate the research on jriv.....Im gonna give them a few days to see if they patch, i get the discount for the upgrade.

I used mc17 to create the xmls ans mc16 worked just fine after that just as you said.

I'm trying to pull in all my other commands into one vox, probably doing it the hard way. 

Thanks again. 

jitterjames

well even if you do it the wrong way, you'll learn something along the way I'm sure.  The biggest challenge when you start mixing configurations is that you want to avoid overlapping commands.  that's when you need to start turning groups on and off.  The focus events can be useful for this.

All the info you need for that should be in this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA4Lm6ZiEgM

jitterjames

#19
Dudes at JRiver aren't going to patch their MC16.

so I made some changes / additions to the plugin

Give it a shot.  In the plugin settings, set it to "version 16", save options, then try to generate XML.

rablack97

#20
wow man, thanks for not giving up on this.

I was just gonna cough it up as loss and keep moving.

I will try this when i get home from work.  Thanks so much....

Also, how can you stop the probram from rebuilding, i created a command to play a song by artiist.

ie. (Play Beat it by michael jackson)

When i restarted its just sat in the rebuliding mode for a long time, i was tired so i just let it sit overnight.  Hoping it was due to my extensive library.  Will let you know more this evening.

jitterjames

I would just kill the process from task manager.  You probably did something wrong if it is taking that long.  If it is trying to rebuild every time you start VC then you may need to either edit the voicecommands.xml by hand or use a fresh version of VC and open it in the bin to remove the offending commands.

rablack97

#22
I dont know what i did to make is hang like that, i think i setup the payloads and didnt go in and setup the logic.

I just did a fresh install and set everything back up.

Your patch works great.  Everything is running super smooth now.

For some reason I cant get the OSD to not show when i request a song by title for Jriver.

jitterjames

Quote from: rablack97 on February 22, 2012, 09:29:11 PM
For some reason I cant get the OSD to not show when i request a song by title for Jriver.
did you look in Options?

rablack97

#24
Yes, it only shows up when calling a specific song.


jitterjames

just remove the OSD.Showtext action from the command.  Sorry, you were talking about building your own command before so I thought you were already familiar enough with the program to do this.

rablack97

Negative....

Yes I said i was trying to build my own commands and I totally f'd up the program.

I'm not saavy on where to look to fix anything yet command builder wise, still green behind the ears.

That fixed it......Working with this ipad as a mic through skype thing now.

So i can be mobile, i've watched your tut on it, just dont want to lug a laptop around or buy an amulet remote.

It's getting there.

jitterjames

If you are not satisfied with the skype hack, I'd go with Mobiola Headset instead.  You need to be on the LAN though.

jitterjames

I split this thread and moved the mobiola stuff to the microphones section:

http://voxcommando.com/forum/index.php?topic=759.0

rablack97

Is there a way to have JRiver go to the Theater Now Playing view when a song is requested.

Right now it just finds the song and stays on the the standard view.

Or better yet maybe a command can be created to go directly to that view.....i.e (XBMC - previous view mode or full screen)