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Good afternoon . How can I make a {m:ss} format countdown timer for MMA fights bye. In battles, the chronometer starts at 5.00 and then descends 4:59 4:58...... 0:00 ?
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Originally Posted by: vadimtv Good afternoon . How can I make a {m:ss} format countdown timer for MMA fights bye. In battles, the chronometer starts at 5.00 and then descends 4:59 4:58...... 0:00 ? One can add the format to the vMix user.config file to create the extra option
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Originally Posted by: doggy One can add the format to the vMix user.config file to create the extra option Yeah! But that means it will only be available on that particular PC for that Windows user. Or. am I wrong about that? Would it not be better to Export the Settings to a file (.config) and add the desired format. Which, in vadimtv's case would result in something like Code: <setting name="CountdownFormats" serializeAs="Xml">
<value>
<ArrayOfString xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<string>HH:mm:ss</string>
<string>mm:ss</string>
<string>m:ss</string>
<string>ss</string>
<string>HH</string>
<string>mm</string>
</ArrayOfString>
</value>
</setting>
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Originally Posted by: richardgatarski Yeah! But that means it will only be available on that particular PC for that Windows user. Or. am I wrong about that?
Would it not be better to Export the Settings to a file (.config) and add the desired format. Which, in vadimtv's case would result in something like
Available in current instalation in vMix64.exe.config before installing vMix (and changing file acces/edit permission) In user.config after installing vMix (more practical for additional changes) Either way will have to make the change with each download or update
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