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  • Posted a comment on ticket #10 on footswitch2

    Hi Dick, The format of the time display defaults to hh:mm:ss, even if you don't see the hour sometimes because the hour mark hasn't been reached, or the total time (on the right) is less than an hour. You can adjust the time format in Tools->Configure->Control It's the first item on the page. If you've spotted the tools within LibreOffice writer, these enable you to control footswitch from within LibreOffice. Initially this was just to enable my wife to insert different flavours of TimeStamps and...

  • Posted a comment on ticket #10 on footswitch2

    Good morning Dick, I'm going to assume you are referring to the Zoom Time window, where a separate window is opened to show the current time, which can be sized as big as you want it. That is available in the Help->Miscellaneous menu, called Zoom current time. You can also turn it on and off with Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Z or Right Click on the Current time on the left of the main window Once it is open click on it and it will roll through the available options. You may display Current elapsed time, Precise...

  • Posted a comment on ticket #9 on footswitch2

    Normally, once the device has been registered in the udev system, easiest done by rebooting the box, the id: 05f3:00ff (or whatever) gets converted to a udev event and footswitch runs with that. This is normally covered by the setup routine that runs, the first time footswitch is run after installation. There is a section in the pdf manual which covers installing a foot pedal (/usr/share/doc/footswitch2/footswitch2.pdf) and I'd recommend you look at that first. You can run evtest from a terminal,...

  • Modified ticket #2 on footswitch3

    Error: Gstreamer Error

  • Modified ticket #8 on footswitch2

    Debian opens larger than window

  • Posted a comment on ticket #8 on footswitch2

    Dave, in version 8.7.0 I've changed the VIDRESIZE options to allow +400%, +200%, +100%, +50%, No Resize, half size, one third, one quarter and one fifth. I also check that the size change can never exceed the size of the terminal. So the only way that could happen, is if you have not specified a resize option i.e. No Resize. The bad news, the date of the 8.7.0 release is unknown.

  • Posted a comment on ticket #8 on footswitch2

    Dave, the simple answer is I don't know, I don't run that system and I can't remember the last time I saw a .Mov file I do know that I don't set a maximum size, as I've never needed to. On Mint/Ubuntu, if you specify a size that will not fit on the screen, it refuses and fits it to the screen size. I assume the .mov file is reporting to vlc a size bigger than the screen and for whatever reason, the system allows that. (Again. I don't know if you are running a multiscreen system or if that would affect...

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  • Project Logo Bandwidth Monitor monthly internet Transmit and Receive bandwidth usage - Linux Last Updated:
  • Project Logo Footcontroller Control your Linux PC with a standard foot pedal Last Updated:
  • Project Logo Footswitch2 Equaliser 15 band pulseaudio equaliser Last Updated:
  • Project Logo Linux-reminders A simple reminder Gui for Linux using wxpython Last Updated:
  • Xwintrack Track key and mouse input to X windows Last Updated:

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