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I do a daily Facebook Live talk show, and I have moments that I ABSOLUTELY want to put in the recap video. But I forget where they are and have to hunt for them. I'd write them down if I didn't have to host the show on top of switch it.
What would be AWESOME is to have a hotkey we can set that, when you hit it, puts the time of recording in a TXT file. So when I go to edit, I can check the times I marked and find the clips I want.
Let it be done, vMix Gods.
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Something like WriteDurationToRecordingLog function ? If only there was
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You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version. Code:'Text file for time marks
dim FILENAME = "D:\out.txt"
'Get recording duration
dim xml = API.XML()
dim x as new system.xml.xmldocument
x.loadxml(xml)
dim Duration = integer.parse((x.SelectSingleNode("//recording/@duration").Value))
dim Second = math.floor(Duration mod 60)
dim Minute = math.floor((Duration / 60) mod 60)
dim Hour = math.floor((Duration / (60 * 60)) mod 60)
'Write recording duration to file
System.IO.File.AppendAllText(filename, string.format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:00}"&Environment.NewLine, Hour, Minute, Second))
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Originally Posted by: elgarf  You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version.
Hi elgarf Mind adding it to the Dummies posts ?
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WHOA! If this is actually accomplishable now - I am beyond thrilled. And thank you @elgarf!
Threw it in - and wouldn't you freaking know it. WOW. You're a genius. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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I cant see where to go from here? Hey man, Cant get the code to work, can i get your assistance? Starting Script "Timestamp"
Script 'Timestamp' Error Line 8: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Stopping Script "Timestamp"
Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version. Code:'Text file for time marks
dim FILENAME = "D:\out.txt"
'Get recording duration
dim xml = API.XML()
dim x as new system.xml.xmldocument
x.loadxml(xml)
dim Duration = integer.parse((x.SelectSingleNode("//recording/@duration").Value))
dim Second = math.floor(Duration mod 60)
dim Minute = math.floor((Duration / 60) mod 60)
dim Hour = math.floor((Duration / (60 * 60)) mod 60)
'Write recording duration to file
System.IO.File.AppendAllText(filename, string.format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:00}"&Environment.NewLine, Hour, Minute, Second))
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Originally Posted by: NicholasBates I cant see where to go from here?
Hey man,
Cant get the code to work, can i get your assistance?
Starting Script "Timestamp"
Script 'Timestamp' Error Line 8: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Stopping Script "Timestamp"
Script wil be error free when actually recording ! (does not include a check for it)
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Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version.
Hi! Can i make it work with the multicorder instead of the normal recording option? Thx
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Originally Posted by: usaiegh Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version.
Hi! Can i make it work with the multicorder instead of the normal recording option? Thx
With a different approach one could by checking on the multiCorder status to start a clock reference and such or something like that
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Originally Posted by: doggy Originally Posted by: usaiegh Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version.
Hi! Can i make it work with the multicorder instead of the normal recording option? Thx
With a different approach one could by checking on the multiCorder status to start a clock reference and such or something like that Do you know how can I get the multi corder values/status?
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Originally Posted by: usaiegh Originally Posted by: doggy Originally Posted by: usaiegh Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version.
Hi! Can i make it work with the multicorder instead of the normal recording option? Thx
With a different approach one could by checking on the multiCorder status to start a clock reference and such or something like that Do you know how can I get the multi corder values/status? https://forums.vmix.com/...ng-for-Dummies#post71124with multiCorder instead
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Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version. Code:'Text file for time marks
dim FILENAME = "D:\out.txt"
'Get recording duration
dim xml = API.XML()
dim x as new system.xml.xmldocument
x.loadxml(xml)
dim Duration = integer.parse((x.SelectSingleNode("//recording/@duration").Value))
dim Second = math.floor(Duration mod 60)
dim Minute = math.floor((Duration / 60) mod 60)
dim Hour = math.floor((Duration / (60 * 60)) mod 60)
'Write recording duration to file
System.IO.File.AppendAllText(filename, string.format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:00}"&Environment.NewLine, Hour, Minute, Second))
Hello, I need a script that when executed takes the value of a counter located Time.Text in a title called timer.gtzip, and writes it to c:\time.txt, it's possible?
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Originally Posted by: Pothala Originally Posted by: elgarf You can use script if you have 4K or Pro version. Code:'Text file for time marks
dim FILENAME = "D:\out.txt"
'Get recording duration
dim xml = API.XML()
dim x as new system.xml.xmldocument
x.loadxml(xml)
dim Duration = integer.parse((x.SelectSingleNode("//recording/@duration").Value))
dim Second = math.floor(Duration mod 60)
dim Minute = math.floor((Duration / 60) mod 60)
dim Hour = math.floor((Duration / (60 * 60)) mod 60)
'Write recording duration to file
System.IO.File.AppendAllText(filename, string.format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:00}"&Environment.NewLine, Hour, Minute, Second))
Hello, I need a script that when executed takes the value of a counter located Time.Text in a title called timer.gtzip, and writes it to c:\time.txt, it's possible? Your question is NOT related to this thread! It is possible Check the "scripting for dummies" post were one can find examples of how to read from a title and how to write to a file Second part of your question is shown s example in your post
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