twaga
Can I display elapsed and remain time to two or three places of decimals(for example 13:41.734) on our skins?
I found this below from skin files.
<text font="ARIAL GREEK" size="11" color="#FFFFFF" weight="bold" align="left" format="ELAPSED %Pspent"/>
and so on....
About %Pspent, is there a way to rewrite it?
I found this below from skin files.
<text font="ARIAL GREEK" size="11" color="#FFFFFF" weight="bold" align="left" format="ELAPSED %Pspent"/>
and so on....
About %Pspent, is there a way to rewrite it?
Posted Tue 11 Mar 14 @ 8:05 pm
Dodge57
you must search in this instructions :
get time : get the elapsed time (or remaining or total depending on "display_time"), in milliseconds. Use 'get time 1000' to get another unit than ms (1000=ms, 25=1/25th of seconds, 44100=frames, etc). Use "absolute" not to take the pitch into account. Use "elapsed", "remain" or "total" to bypass the setting of display_time. You can also return the position of cue points using 'get time "cue"' (Current cue point), 'get time "cue1"' (Cue point #1), etc. Or the loop in/out positions using 'get time "loopin"' or 'get time "looout"'
get time_min : get the minutes of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time"). use 'get time_min "absolute"' if you don't want to take the pitch variations in account.
get time_ms : get the miliseconds of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time").
get time_sec : get the seconds of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time").
it can be a solution
get time : get the elapsed time (or remaining or total depending on "display_time"), in milliseconds. Use 'get time 1000' to get another unit than ms (1000=ms, 25=1/25th of seconds, 44100=frames, etc). Use "absolute" not to take the pitch into account. Use "elapsed", "remain" or "total" to bypass the setting of display_time. You can also return the position of cue points using 'get time "cue"' (Current cue point), 'get time "cue1"' (Cue point #1), etc. Or the loop in/out positions using 'get time "loopin"' or 'get time "looout"'
get time_min : get the minutes of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time"). use 'get time_min "absolute"' if you don't want to take the pitch variations in account.
get time_ms : get the miliseconds of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time").
get time_sec : get the seconds of the elapsed time (or remaining or total, depending on "display_time").
it can be a solution
Posted Wed 12 Mar 14 @ 9:11 am