Yeah, sometimes I just get obsessed with a problem, and have to figure it out, or it bugs me to no end!
Anyway, the ones I use now are the audio recorder and play back scripts, and all the modifications I made to the web server pages (auto-logout, required last name for new singers, trapped the delete key so it doesn't take you back a page, fixed some of the layout on the mainscreen, etc..) I just decided to attack the crossfader because I got inspired. : )
Currently I am working on a PHP script to populate a javascript slide show that runs in the background on the server mainscreen page, behind the playlist and search listings, and a way to push sponsor and drink special ads to the artwork panel.
Setting volume control
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1) I downloaded quicksilver last night. Seems kewl but i dont really know what im doing but i think i get the general idea. More to come im sure. Do you reccomend any tutorials on quicksilver?
2) THANK YOU! that just kicks ass! I will definitely be using this script alot, you didnt waste your time. I cant wait to try it out. If you ever find yourself in California, i will buy you a beer:)
I was asking Aantix if he could write the script because from your previous post, you said you were not going to do it and suggested Aantix could do it (or so i thought)
The audio recorder sounds kewl and i will have to play with them to understand. Are you saying i could record a singer on the fly and play it back or burn it to a CD?
Thank you Deus and Aantix again for your scripts and adapting them to tailor me! I think other users will enjoy using the scripts as well.
2) THANK YOU! that just kicks ass! I will definitely be using this script alot, you didnt waste your time. I cant wait to try it out. If you ever find yourself in California, i will buy you a beer:)
I was asking Aantix if he could write the script because from your previous post, you said you were not going to do it and suggested Aantix could do it (or so i thought)

The audio recorder sounds kewl and i will have to play with them to understand. Are you saying i could record a singer on the fly and play it back or burn it to a CD?
Thank you Deus and Aantix again for your scripts and adapting them to tailor me! I think other users will enjoy using the scripts as well.
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Yeah, that's why I said you should never listen to me!!!DeusExMachina wrote:I was asking Aantix if he could write the script because from your previous post, you said you were not going to do it and suggested Aantix could do it (or so i thought)
There are lots of QS tutorials. best just to use google. It can be very overwhelming at first, but if it makes you feel better, just remember that it is so useful just as an application launcher. All the other things are just cake under the icing

As for the sound recorder, that is exactly what I wrote it to do. Run the script and it will use QT to record audio from your selected input channel (mic, line in, etc.). You are then given a dialogue that lets you either finish the recording, or save it to disk. (It is still saved to the default location, but not named, other than "audio recording 1" etc.. You can delete them later. I am gong to automate that once I figure out how best to do it.
For playback, as soon as you run the play back script, it cross fades kJams and the most recent recording, and brings up a stop playback dialogue. If you let it play out, the app knows when the clip is about to end, and fades back out. Alternately, you can stop it at any point prior to the end, ant it will fade out at that point.
I really will probably never use any of the iTunes scripts, since I have no need for them. But glad you found my mish mash useful.