Show Cue System

Thanks Mike. I'm on holiday (1st for 18 months!) at the moment but will look when I get back.
I do need more than 2 channels though. We usually use 8.
Steve

Twice in the last week, i started a cue and within a second or two it hung making a noise a bit like a stuck record. The playback cursor stopped as well. On both occasions, a quick 'Esc' (twice) stopped it and I could immediately restart the cue. I've been using SCS for over a decade and never seen ...

Mike Daniell wrote:Are you wanting the option to use a single color for all autostart cues, regardless of the cue type (audio file cue, SFR cue, etc)?

That would certainly do for me.
Steve

Thanks - I had considered that and it is an alternative.
However, sometimes I still want to see ALL the cues - to see what's going on - but just want to highlight the manual ones!
Steve

Not a big issue but it would be quite nice to have a different colour or something to differentiate autostart cues from manual ones in performance mode.
Couldn't see anything in the colour scheme designer to do it??
Steve

So I assume it can't be done then!

In my SCS cue list I have a hot key cue to 'fade out all playing cues'. This hot key cue is assigned to Key F but I've also assigned it a MIDI Cue Number of 99. On the X32 I have set up button 11 as MIDI Push, Pgm Chg (Program Change), Channel 01, Value 99. I know I'm probably missing something obv...

Thanks again.
I suspect it will be next week now before I get to try it!
Happy Christmas...
S

Thanks Mike. I'll have a play with that.
I hadn't realised that the USB connection gave me a MIDI connection as well as audio!
Steve

Just bouncing this (after a couple of months!) to see if there is an answer one way or the other?
S

I'm just beginning to experiment with X32 for cue control.
Am I right to assume that currently there is no way to program an X32 button to be a Hot Key trigger?
(Using it as a network device.)

Thanks
Steve

Any way to highlight non-manual cues?
Not a big issue but it would be quite nice to have a different colour or something to differentiate them from manual cues in performance mode.
Couldn't see anything in the colour scheme designer to do it??
Thanks
Steve

Thanks both. Yes - laptop sees X32 drivers no problem. Hadn't thought of redirecting windows default sound - will try that.
Steve

Hi, The SCS laptop is connected to our X32 and I can set up all the audio outputs no problem. However the video sound only comes out the laptop sound (headphone) port. In 'Video Audio Devices', the only option is 'Windows Default Sound Driver'. I could just connect the laptop audio output to the mix...

That worked.
Thanks
Steve