quote:SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
Is it possible for a script for as long as you hold F2 (Voice Clip recording button) it will continue and start another voice clip and keep on continuing for as long as you have your hand on F2...instead of taking it off and putting it back on
shawnz says:
huh? SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
ok, if I hold F2 and record a full 15 second voice clip, I need to let go of F2 and press and hold it again to record some more...correct?
shawnz says:
and you want it to cut it automatically
shawnz says:
and start a new one
SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
yes as long as you are holding the button
shawnz says:
well
shawnz says:
you cant detect when F2 is pressed
shawnz says:
but if you somehow found a way to
shawnz says:
you could start a 15s timer and send a new keypress signal each time it executes
SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
I know nothing about scripting
shawnz says: matty will know how to do that
SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
ah
SonicSam - http://911davinci.tk says:
ok
I think that's a great request!
But I have totally no idea how to work with keypresses... I would like to know, but I didn't find a decent documentation webpage.
quote:Originally posted by Mattike
I think that's a great request!
But I have totally no idea how to work with keypresses... I would like to know, but I didn't find a decent documentation webpage.
Well like the WLM convo says is that Matty knows how
And also Felu said he will be giving me the code for this but it will have no config window soon
matty says (3:18 PM):
you can either use a timer to detect GetAsyncKeyState or use PeekMessageW along with WaitMessage and as well the RegisterHotKey to listen for messages on a custom window for plus!, then when you "hear" that F2 is pressed have a timer start and after 15seconds check to see if F2 is still held, if it is use PostMessage or simulate pressing F2 to the window using keyb_event.
This post was edited on 08-19-2006 at 07:26 PM by matty.
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