OSC command not working

The OSC command should be /cs/playback/X/level = value (0.0-1.0)

0.0 is fader at the bottom, 1.0 is fader at full.

How you enter the value depends on your OSC application, most OSC apps that support faders have a Min Value and Max Value you can enter.

The OSC command should be /cs/playback/X/level = value (0.0-1.0)

0.0 is fader at the bottom, 1.0 is fader at full.

How you enter the value depends on your OSC application, most OSC apps that support faders have a Min Value and Max Value you can enter.

Hi,

Indeed, I also have the impression that something has changed. I was also using this playback command, /cs/playback/11/level/x, which is documented, and which no longer works correctly.

Richard, when you say that the command is:
/cs/playback/X/level = value (0.0-1.0)
one should understand ? :
/cs/playback/X/0.0
/cs/playback/X/1.0

Is this correct ?

I use QLAB 3 to send commands, and am in 3.2 CS20AV

Are the OSC commands documented on page 80 in the 3.2 manual up to date and working ?

I don't think so !

Thanks

No, the command is:

/cs/playback/X/level

The value or argument to send is a float between 0.0 and 1.0.
If you omit the word "level", then the console doesn't know what to do with the number!

Looking at the QLab documentation (https://qlab.app/docs/v4/control/network-cues/), it seems that QLab uses space-separated values.

I think you would type the following into the box to send master playback #5 to full:

/cs/playback/5/level 1.0

Ok Richard, Thanks. I will try your solution.

What I have experimented, is :

 /cs/playback/5/fire/1, doesn't show the same result than push the playback flash 5,

contrary to the documentation page 82.

Ok Richard, 

/cs/playback/5/level 1.0

This string works with a space , and the level depend on the value 0.1  0.2  0.3

0,1. 0,2 0,3 (also works with comma)

BUT

It does not do what  expected with a flash on this playback.

If you can see my video here.

It is the same with level 1.0 instead level 1

CS20AV software version 3.3.0.22