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Second Play Mode
Posted: Wed 12 Jan 2011 06:42
by Chris
Hello,
When you put the Play Button in the Sequence window the programm plays all Scences starting from Scence 1.
Now my question:
Is ist possible to create a second Play Button or an choice button to select two different play modes.
One to start at the beginning (Scence 1) and the other mode (button) to start from the Scence, which is selected at the moment!!!
So it will be easier and faster to check the programmed Scences!!!
Thanks
Chris
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Wed 12 Jan 2011 18:38
by hot-chili
Hi Chris
I agree this would be usefull
SImon
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Thu 20 Jan 2011 14:47
by djhitman
yes that would be really great, or be able to start play from the scene that is currently selected.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Thu 20 Jan 2011 16:11
by CMBDJ
I think it's best to review the entire scene for playback review. By clicking the scenes you want you are able to review what you need to see, which is position, gobo, color, shutter. The only thing you miss is fade and wait times.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Thu 20 Jan 2011 16:45
by djhitman
CMBDJ wrote:I think it's best to review the entire scene for playback review. By clicking the scenes you want you are able to review what you need to see, which is position, gobo, color, shutter. The only thing you miss is fade and wait times.
what if you have a very long sequence and just want to see how the very end came out.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Thu 20 Jan 2011 16:52
by CMBDJ
djhitman wrote:CMBDJ wrote:I think it's best to review the entire scene for playback review. By clicking the scenes you want you are able to review what you need to see, which is position, gobo, color, shutter. The only thing you miss is fade and wait times.
what if you have a very long sequence and just want to see how the very end came out.
I would probably go to the Live panel and press on the last few sequences I wanted to see. It all plays back in the Visualizer.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Thu 20 Jan 2011 17:03
by djhitman
CMBDJ wrote:djhitman wrote:CMBDJ wrote:I think it's best to review the entire scene for playback review. By clicking the scenes you want you are able to review what you need to see, which is position, gobo, color, shutter. The only thing you miss is fade and wait times.
what if you have a very long sequence and just want to see how the very end came out.
I would probably go to the Live panel and press on the last few sequences I wanted to see. It all plays back in the Visualizer.
thanks, good to know.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Fri 21 Jan 2011 05:24
by Chris
Yes, with the sequences it's ok.
But what is if I want to see the last scences.
Here it always starts by scence 1, or???
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Fri 21 Jan 2011 05:52
by CMBDJ
Chris wrote:Yes, with the sequences it's ok.
But what is if I want to see the last scences.
Here it always starts by scence 1, or???
Just go to Live mode and select the sequence at the end.
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Fri 4 Feb 2011 05:57
by Chris
Yes it works with the sequence.
But it doesn't work with the scences. There are no scences in Live mode only sequences!!!
Re: Second Play Mode
Posted: Fri 4 Feb 2011 16:24
by CMBDJ
Chris wrote:Yes it works with the sequence.
But it doesn't work with the scences. There are no scences in Live mode only sequences!!!
I guess I don't understand the need to select a scene for playback review when clicking the scenes one at a time confirms your programming. When I'm programming, I always want to playback from the beginning after I verify my changes. But I'm not programming very long scenes or sequences. My use and the targeted use of the program is for DJ use. If you're doing more theatrical or production work, that may require a different software package to better suit your needs. But that's a lot of hassle for a preview that you already have.