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I will post new features here (LEGACY BOARD ONLY) / Re: Version 0.930
« on: November 23, 2011, 12:33:39 AM »XBMC.SetConnection
so that you can switch between controlling different XBMC machines.
Win! Thank you!
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XBMC.SetConnection
so that you can switch between controlling different XBMC machines.
Ok, do you mean this example?Yep, thats what I want.
You: Computer, reboot "xyz"
VC: are you really sure to reboot the system "xyz"?
You: Yes, do it -->counter 10sec.(between 0-10 sec. you can cancel this command) -->"xyz" reboot
You: No, cancel -->VC do nothing
Is this scenario correct?
Kalle
You are in luck. This feature is part of the new version which I am releasing this morning.Excellent!
Basically how it works is that whenever a command is triggered that requires confirmation, an event is generated with the name of the command. So you can use that event to make VC ask a question using TTS.
The rest of the problem with the count down should be possible, but is a bit tricky. You would need to use a combination of usertimer, uservariable, and a logic block.
I think your question is not very well phrased, which is leading to some confusion. Is it possible that you want VoxCommando to be able to control multiple machines, each with XBMC running on it? And you want a command to be able to say
- "OK now I want to control XBMC on the machine at 192.168.0.122:8080"
- "Party Mode"
- "OK now I want to control XBMC on the machine at 192.168.0.96:8080"
- "Play Movie Avatar"
etc.
( obviously you would use easier to say Phrases )
If that is the case, let me know. It is not possible but I can probably add the ability soon if you want.