OSC Timecode startTime

[hugesesame]

Hi everyone

Is there any way to set a Start time of Timecode cue by using OSC command ... or AppleScript ? 

I tried  "/cue/{number}/startTime/{number} " like for a audio cue, but it didn't works...

[Brendan Patrick Hogan]

There is an AppleScript command for

start time offset

defined as

• start time offset (real) : Time in seconds where the MTC clock begins counting.

See this page for Scripting specifics: https://figure53.com/docs/qlab/v3/scripting/applescript-dictionary-v3/

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[hugesesame]

Thank you very much.

Please excuse my poor knowledge.

I need to use QLab as Timecode Generator,

I'd like to start Timecode at intentional timing for rehearsals.

Timecode has to be generated exclusively, (avoiding double generate...)

I don't know this script is correct, 

so far, it looks it works well, is the best way ?

anyone has better solution, please let me know.

2016年3月7日月曜日 5時52分56秒 UTC+9 Brendan Patrick Hogan:

There is an AppleScript command for

start time offset

defined as

• start time offset (real) : Time in seconds where the MTC clock begins counting.

See this page for Scripting specifics: https://figure53.com/docs/qlab/v3/scripting/applescript-dictionary-v3/

On Saturday, March 5, 2016, hugesesame <huges...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone

Is there any way to set a Start time of Timecode cue by using OSC command ... or AppleScript ? 

I tried  "/cue/{number}/startTime/{number} " like for a audio cue, but it didn't works...

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[Chris Ashworth]

Hi there,

If you give your timecode cue a post-wait time, you can use a load cue (or the load-to-time slider) to jump into the timecode

[hugesesame]

Thanks Chris

That's really what I want ♪

2016年3月7日月曜日 23時18分17秒 UTC+9 Chris Ashworth: