![]() ![]() The script comes from a Russian programmer, there is a video about it on YouTube. This script “ducks” an original audio signal when, for example, the translator speaks Loop which audio bus is online on a particular input? ![]() Input.Find("audiochannels.gtzip").Text("Text1.Text")=text + Environment.NewLine + cstr(i) + " does not contain Audio" ![]() Input.Find("audiochannels.gtzip").Text("Text1.Text")=text + Environment.NewLine + cstr(i)+ " " + eingang + " " + titelĬonsole.writeline(cstr(i)+ " does not contain Audio") Text = Input.Find("audiochannels.gtzip").Text("Text1.Text") ' loop to read out the XML API on audio inputsĮingang = (x.SelectSingleNode("/vmix/inputs/input").InnerText)Ĭonsole.writeline(cstr(i) & " " & eingang) Vmixinputs = (xel.SelectNodes("inputs/input").Count) Input.Find("audiochannels.gtzip").Text("Text1.Text")=""ĭim root As XmlNode = doc.DocumentElementĭim node As XmlNode = root.SelectSingleNode ("/vmix/active") ‘look for nodeĭim vmixinputs as Integer 'inputs insgesamt The output is not very elegant, the title deletes completely in between, but it shows the possibilities. Shows in a title which audio buses are occupied by the inputs. Loop converting an API XML value into a fader volume value 'shows each part of the tile for a secondĪPI.Function("SetText",Input:="Title 33- On the shelf- Peach.gtzip",SelectedName:="Headline.Text",Value:=parts(ii)) ' Trim each part to remove leading and trailing spaces mp3 from the titleĭim parts() As String = word.Split(New Char(), StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries) The goal is to extract a usable name from this string.ĭim word as string =. These are named as follows:Īnni Piper - Two's Company - 01 - Blues Before Sunrise.mp3Īnni Piper - Two's Company - 02 - Live To Play.mp3Īnni Piper - Two's Company - 03 - Man's Woman.mp3 Please adapt this (title, field and list input number) for your project. In this example I use the title “ Title 33- On the shelf- Peach.gtzip ” contained in vMix and write the text into the field “Headline.Text”. This script reads the current title of a playlist and writes it formatted into a field of a title. ![]() (From my experience, only slides without videos or audios or media files are not played) |c:\path\to\powerpoint.pptx Powerpoint Input Input from a specific directory Video Playlist (m3u)Input from a specific directory |c:\path\to\playlist.m3uĪudio file Input from a specific directory |c:\path\to\audio.wav Picture Folder Input from a specific directory |c:\path\to\folder Image Input from a specific directory |c:\path\to\image.jpg Video Input from a specific directory |c:\path\to\video.avi Title Input from a specific directory |C:\VMIX\Name.gtzip HTTP get 0- The Classic Blue.gtzip&SelectedName=Headline.Text&Value=Some Text VB.NET Input.Find("Title 0- The Classic Blue.gtzip").Text("Headline.Text")= "Some Text" VB.NET API API.Function("SetText",Input:="1",SelectedName:="Headline.Text",Value:="Some Text") WEB Function=SetText&Input=1&SelectedIndex=0&Value=Some Text Instead of the title name, the input number can also be specified, instead of the text field, its index number. This example writes “Some Text” into a specific text field of a specific title. The script does not work if the upper/lower case is changed. ACHTUNG: Titles and text fields are case sensitive: Title 0- The Classic Blue.gtzip is exactly what the title is called. –HTTP sends the API command via browser or external software.īoth AudioBusOFF and audiobussoff work. –WEB without variables, short and simple, sufficient for most internal scripts. –VB.net can handle variables, WEB cannot. Normally the simplest variant is sufficient in vMix Editor. There are 4 different ways to write a script. ![]()
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