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.
Thanks so much for these replies a while back Matt Pumplin ! Super helpful!
Another UDP string which I think should be working but are not:
<U15> $ Cue 1/19 Time_Code 04012314 #
This gives me a Command Line like this:
If I do
<U15> $ Cue 19 Time_Code 04012314 #
It seems to work. But shouldn't I be able to specify the cue list?
I also tried sending an OSC string as a UDP string as in your Blind example and wasn't able to get it to work.
I tried
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75#"#
And in the Diagnostics tab. I see:
OnyxConsole 2025-06-17 23:41:41.549 RecSerial [10.0.1.34:49573] "/eos/cmd=\"Chan 1 At 75\r"
But the command line doesn't get populated.
Also tried
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75"#
and
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75#"
None seem to actually popular the command line.
Is there anywhere where ETC documents all strings that should be valid so I don't have to be guessing? Been looking around and having trouble finding anything.
Thanks so much for these replies a while back Matt Pumplin ! Super helpful!
Another UDP string which I think should be working but are not:
<U15> $ Cue 1/19 Time_Code 04012314 #
This gives me a Command Line like this:
If I do
<U15> $ Cue 19 Time_Code 04012314 #
It seems to work. But shouldn't I be able to specify the cue list?
I also tried sending an OSC string as a UDP string as in your Blind example and wasn't able to get it to work.
I tried
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75#"#
And in the Diagnostics tab. I see:
OnyxConsole 2025-06-17 23:41:41.549 RecSerial [10.0.1.34:49573] "/eos/cmd=\"Chan 1 At 75\r"
But the command line doesn't get populated.
Also tried
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75"#
and
/eos/cmd="Chan 1 At 75#"
None seem to actually popular the command line.
Is there anywhere where ETC documents all strings that should be valid so I don't have to be guessing? Been looking around and having trouble finding anything.
