Cue duration time issue

on an element Automark is always active. as long as you don't have any mark time in setup, some cues will double the duration, or if the difference is always 30 seconds then maybe your mark time is set to 30. usually mark times somewhere between 2 and 5 seconds work better.

the small timing + is not supposed to show you info with the mouse pointer. it's just an indicator that you have discrete timing in this cue. because of how automark and discrete timing work it could be that the discrete color time in cue 1 actually belongs to cue 2.

on an element Automark is always active. as long as you don't have any mark time in setup, some cues will double the duration, or if the difference is always 30 seconds then maybe your mark time is set to 30. usually mark times somewhere between 2 and 5 seconds work better.

the small timing + is not supposed to show you info with the mouse pointer. it's just an indicator that you have discrete timing in this cue. because of how automark and discrete timing work it could be that the discrete color time in cue 1 actually belongs to cue 2.

So I did the following command : Cue 1 thru Cue 70 Automark Off

Seems better but one cue is still having a 'discrete timing' even with Automark off in the next cue

automark is not directly linked to discrete times. so by turning off automark you will not get rid of discrete times. but on the other hand they're also not automatically added. i would assume they are part of the original showfile. if you don't need them just go to the cue and remove the discrete time. that can be done in live or in blind.

Sorry but I've no idea what is a discrete time and how to remove it...

that's a fade time (or delay) that only applies to certain channel rather than the whole cue.

use GoToCue to put the cue with the + on stage. in your live tab find one or multiple channels that have a small t

for those channels type Time Enter and then for the same channels do Delay Enter, and finally Update Enter. in my example that would be:

Chan 1 + 2 Time Enter
Chan 1 + 2 Delay Enter
Update Enter

and here is the chapter in the manual that talks about discrete timing, so you know where to look it up if you have more questions: https://www.etcconnect.com/webdocs/Controls/EosFamilyOnlineHelp/en-US/Default.htm#13_Single_Cue_Lists/04_Timing/Discrete_Channel_Param.htm