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In this tutorial, a playlist will be controlled through the keyboard using the IO-Commands. | In this tutorial, a playlist will be controlled through the keyboard using the IO-Commands. | ||
1. First, create a playlist with multiple media files. (See | 1. First, create a playlist with multiple media files. (See Tutorial Creating playlists) | ||
2. On the second column, create a couple of IO-Commands: '''(A)''' | 2. On the second column, create a couple of IO-Commands: '''(A)''' | ||
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3. To be able to define the IO Commands later, create now two Keyboard Events. | 3. To be able to define the IO Commands later, create now two Keyboard Events. | ||
: For instance: mxw/playlist/play and mxw/playlist/gotostart | : For instance: mxw/playlist/play and mxw/playlist/gotostart | ||
:(See the | :(See the About Events section of this wiki) | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 30 September 2019
In this tutorial, a playlist will be controlled through the keyboard using the IO-Commands.
1. First, create a playlist with multiple media files. (See Tutorial Creating playlists)
2. On the second column, create a couple of IO-Commands: (A)
- Right-Click into an empty cell → IO Command → Send I/O Command
3. To be able to define the IO Commands later, create now two Keyboard Events.
- For instance: mxw/playlist/play and mxw/playlist/gotostart
- (See the About Events section of this wiki)
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4. Once the two Keyboard Events are created, go back to the playlist and select one of the IO-commands.
- Once the command is selected, it can be configured through the line that appears just under the playlist: double click over the description and type the name of the desired key, for example, Keyboard (space) or Keyboard A: (B)
