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--- macros:example:setplaybackfademode [2017/11/20 15:20] – [Code] icke_siegen
+++ macros:example:setplaybackfademode [2019/04/27 15:06] (current) – [Set a playback's fade mode] sideshowbond
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-====== Set a playback's fade mode ======
+Example
+====== Playback - Set fade mode ======
 ^ by: | Kimwida, Gregory Haynes, Apr. 2017 |
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 ^ description: | change a particular playback's fade mode |
 ^ remarks: | This is not a working macro. However, the discussion gives some good examples and insights. |
+{{tag>handle playback fademode}}
 ==== functions ====
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 This explains the functional steps within the sequence. For all the other XML details please refer to [[macros:formats_and_syntax#xml_format|Formats and syntax]]
-tbd
+It is believed that the 1st and third step are unnecessary, see Gregory's porst above. It looks like these steps are copied from exampes like [[macros:example:doublechasespeed]] where it is required to store and restore the selected playback - which is not the case here.
+''ActionScript.SetProperty.Enum("Playbacks.Editor.Times.CueMode", "Mode1")'' simply sets the fader mode of the playback which is currently in the editor to Mode1.
 ===== How to use it =====
-  - [[macros:deploying|make this macro available]]
+Put this snippet into a proper macro file and [[macros:deploying|make this macro available]]. \\
+With a cue programmed, now you can , instead of going to Edit Times, or Playback View/Options, or Playback Options/Playback, simply fire this macro to set the cue to Fader Mode 1 == Timed Fade In & Out.
-tbd
+//Tested in 10.1 - seems to work as intended [S. Beutel]//
 ~~DISCUSSION~~