Audio Preview in the BROWSE Window

[tonyblueeyes]

1. Launch Edius, open a project then minimize the program;
2. Click twice on the attached software. Nothing visible will happen.
3. Go in Edius and browse for an audio file.
4. Click once on it and press F11 to listen to the audio file and F12 to stop
playing.


Hope that can help.

Credit goes to http://videodintorni.forumfree.it/
Written by "Angiolettobello"

[pjsssss]

I would like to know a little more about it before I put a program I know nothing about on my computer.

[junk_man32]

Originally Posted by tonyblueeyes

1. Launch Edius, open a project then minimize the program;
2. Click twice on the attached software. Nothing visible will happen.
3. Go in Edius and browse for an audio file.
4. Click once on it and press F11 to listen to the audio file and F12 to stop
playing.


Hope that can help.

"Nothing visible will happen." as in a virus in the background quietly installing?? please more information.

[tonyblueeyes]

Originally Posted by pjsssss

I would like to know a little more about it before I put a program I know nothing about on my computer.

Originally Posted by junk_man32

"Nothing visible will happen." as in a virus in the background quietly installing?? please more information.

Well, actually it's a macro.
It's going to recognize the left mouse button and open
at the same time a background mediaplayer to play the music selected,
as soon as F11 key is pressed.

It is not a virus. I'm no so stupid.

[Rusty]

Thanks for working on potential plug-ins.

I followed your instructions, but have seen no results.
It's not completely clear, but, should I hear results in the Bin or when using file Import?
Would there be a conflict with NX?

I see EdiusPlay.exe *32 in the Task Manager, so I know it's running.

Originally Posted by junk_man32

"Nothing visible will happen." as in a virus in the background quietly installing?? please more information.

tonyblueeyes has mentioned developing plug-ins, so it's kind of hard to believe anyone would suspect this. My 2¢

[pjsssss]

Nothing personal Antonio, but I would like to know much more about it such as the questions that Rusty asked. I would need a lot more details before I would load it. Now if it generated a waveform in the source monitor I would be very interested

[tonyblueeyes]

Originally Posted by pjsssss

Nothing personal Antonio, but I would like to know much more about it such as the questions that Rusty asked. I would need a lot more details before I would load it. Now if it generated a waveform in the source monitor I would be very interested

No problems, at all.
I understand your personal point of view.

Please do accept, my apologize.


Everything is available at http://www.autohotkey.com/.

From there, you can download an application able to generate little macros
for any program in Windows.

Originally Posted by Rusty

Thanks for working on potential plug-ins.

Rusty, I am not the developer of this script.
This Macro has been written by "Angiolettobello" from
an Italian Edius Support Forum : http://videodintorni.forumfree.it/, which I personally know.

Moving on....

We have Edius and I want to create a macro able to play the music,
when the mouse-pointer is pointing on an music-file (...when using file import, clicking twice in the bin, or Menu-> File -> Open Clip....).

As soon as you click on the .wav file name with the left mouse button and press F11, the filename is captured as a memory string and queued to
Windows Media Player (wich is a pre-requisite in your O.S.) :

C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer “nameofsong.wav”

If you press F12, the macro execution will be stopped.

Thats'it.
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WMP11’s new command line options :

This option will open wmp and play the playlist listed (NameOfPlayList)
wmplayer /Playlist NameOfPlayList

Play a song (nameofsong.wma):
wmplayer “c:\nameofsong.wma”

Play a song or video in fullscreen mode:
wmplayer “c:\nameofvideo.wmv” /fullscreen

Play the DVD device:
wmplayer /device:DVD

Play a song with the player in a certain skin (headspace):
wmplayer “c:\nameofsong.wma”?wmpskin=headspace“

Open player in the Copy From CD Mode:
wmplayer /Task CDAudio

These all can be combined as well… for example…

Play DVD in fullscreen:
wmplayer /device:DVD /fullscreen

and so on.....

Hope that can help.

[angioletto]

The author of this script is
www.galaxisas.it alias "angiolettobello"
For other information: angel.tre@tiscali.it
or info@galaxisas.it

[tonyblueeyes]

Originally Posted by angioletto

The author of this script is
www.galaxisas.it alias "angiolettobello"
For other information: angel.tre@tiscali.it
or info@galaxisas.it

Angioletto, thanks for your efforts.

[Alter Ego]

Originally Posted by pjsssss

Now if it generated a waveform in the source monitor I would be very interested

This is one feature that I would love to have as well.... It is very handy for trimming dialogue between words before putting the clip on the timeline. Many years ago the old Radius EditDV program (R.I.P.) had this function and I used it all the time. I miss this little feature.