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UDP `Edit_Target Label` no longer working

A few years back, I used to be able to send a UDP string like this:

<U2>Edit_Target Label Cue 90000 1 -1 House Out

And it would label Cue 1/9 "House Out"

But now that no longer seems to be working. Was this removed on purpose? Is there a different/new way to label cues via UDP?

It also seems like

<U2> $ Blind #

is no longer working either, when it used to.

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    Due to several cleanup changes in v3.1.0, you need to add a carriage return (hex 0D), a “\r”, or a “#” to the end of your first command.  I found that

    <U2>Edit_Target Label Cue 90000 1 -1 House Out #

    worked as expected.

    I am researching your question about Blind - I see that the equivalent "Live" or "Patch" key works to switch to those displays.

  • 0 in reply to Matt Pumplin

    <U2> $ Blind Cue #

    will work to switch to Blind Cue mode

    Another option is to send OSC-formatted strings; Eos will parse them as well:

    /eos/user/2/key/blind

     

    Just be sure to append <CR> # or \r to close that command (how you do depends on your system)

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