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thank you!I was sure that I had checked the prefixes were all clear! And I don't know why the commands were still working for me... but I just checked again after your post and the prefix is marked as "basic" !
So now I am updating the code, to highlight groups if they have a prefix override, or if they have a priority other than 0.
if you are downloading the 0.845 version from the download page (should be the same as on the forum - I think) and only changing the prefix, then it should work. That is what I just did and it works fine with the prefix monkey.
Skylive:
Please note that I changed the default commands from play and pause, to "music play" and "music pause" because the one word commands get fired off accidentally too often. Of course you can change this back but for new users who don't use prefix mode, I wanted to avoid that problem.
So "Monkey Play" would not work, but would show up because it is waiting for you to finish the sentence. eg "Monkey Play Artist Beck" or "Monkey Play Next".
Kalle:
The fact that it is showing up in your command history but not doing anything is really REALLY weird. I can't explain it. Unless it is having trouble connecting to MediaMonkey, but this has nothing to do with prefix mode.
Wanilton says he tested 0.845MM with the prefix "monkey" and it worked fine...
Please test some other prefixes, and some other commands.
If you can't get it to work, tell me exactly what you are starting with, AND exactly what you are modifying in options or the command tree.
Or send me a zip of your complete folder.
Or get this version: http://www.voxcommando.com/downloadMM.asp
don't change anything at all except the prefix, and let me know what happens.
) I test a little furtherI am trying to figure it out what is going on but I'm having a hard time recreating the problem... It seems to work fine with tellvox, but I cannot test with actual voice commands at the moment because there are people here. I will try to figure it out today though. Sorry for the trouble.
Let me just check the situation:
- you are using the default command tree that I included in MediaMonkey 0.845
- it works if you set the prefix to "media monkey" and then issue a command like "media monkey play song old friends"
- if you change the prefix to "monkey", restart, and then issue a command like "monkey play song old friends" it seems to accept the command, but nothing happens.
does the command show up in the command history window?
does anything show up in the alternates window?
QuoteEddy, have you a reseller in Europe, or do you plan something in the direction?We're working on finalising our CE approval to sell into Europe at the moment and when this is complete, Amulet should be available from resellers in the UK. We are also seeing interest in Germany, where Media Center is very active (even though we don't support German yet).
What country are you in, Kalle?
Wanilton: thanks for the report. I think I know what is causing this error and I will try to fix it right away.
Kalle: I'm glad you like. I'm not sure what you mean about the prefix, but I'll play with it and see if I can figure out what you mean.