Playback Go Button(s) adjustable debounce to reduce unintended double-taps

A suggestion posed to us by a student joining our EOS training classes: It might prove helpful to allow the end user to select a waiting time between one hit of the GO button, and before next press would register. Depending on the speed of cue triggering during live event playback this might provide some protection against unintended cue playback.

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jolson over 1 year ago

Interesting idea however in my situation we take advantage of this when we need to skip a cue or three. A quick advance gets us past a skipped or omitted element during a live performance and I can see debounce causing more harm than good. But if it is adjustable then I can see some merit to it.
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Robert452 over 1 year ago in reply to jolson

When we wnat to skip forward or back really fast we hold the shoft key and then tap the Go or Back button. And we teach our techs running the show to SHift/Back if they do bouce forward a cue.
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jolson over 1 year ago in reply to Robert452

The catch with holding shift is that it disables timings -- causing values to pop on or off, instead of respecting timings.
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jolson over 1 year ago in reply to Robert452

The catch with holding shift is that it disables timings -- causing values to pop on or off, instead of respecting timings.
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