help, ild file splitting

[badger1666]

anyone know how i would split an ild file into single frame ild files.
what i have done is export a load of different frames that i made in lds pro as a single ild file now i need to break it down to single files to import into quickshow to use as que's
or is ther a way to import into qs and only let it see one frame of that ild file ?

thanks

[JohnYayas]

For $10 I will write a custom utility to do that for you.

[norty303]

Gone back to Pangolin, Badger??

[badger1666]

For $10 I will write a custom utility to do that for you.

hey gary i would take you up on that offer, but i lost my paypal trying to help out admin
so have no way of paying you

[badger1666]

Gone back to Pangolin, Badger??

after playing with the new qs hardware at the uk meet and finding my new projector build
works very well with it, i will be going back
just got to raise another £100 in funds and i will order one
software installed and novation remote zero , ready and waiting

[buffo]

For $10 I will write a custom utility to do that for you.

I'd be willing to finance that, just to have the tool available. You still game to write it? (Paypal pmnt headed your way!)

Adam

[badger1666]

i found that if i imported the whole multi frame ilda file into qs, that i could just open it in the editor and just copy any of the frame i wanted into a new que, so all is good now

mucho thanks for the offer of writing utility though gary

[buffo]

I liked the idea of an ILDA file browser that would allow you to select one frame or a sequence of frames and save them as separate files.

True, many commercial laser show packages allow you to do this already, but I thought a stand-alone utility might be cool, especially for people on a budget who might only be using a sound-card DAC...

Adam

[tony220171]

I liked the idea of an ILDA file browser that would allow you to select one frame or a sequence of frames and save them as separate files.

True, many commercial laser show packages allow you to do this already, but I thought a stand-alone utility might be cool, especially for people on a budget who might only be using a sound-card DAC...

Adam

Great Idea Im in also pm me your paypal details.

[JohnYayas]

Hmmm. OK, list your requirements for this thing and I'll write it with a $10 price tag. What I am thinking right now is that you will be able to load an ILDA file and then play it, be able to see a sheet with all of the frames at once. Then you'll be able to select a section of frames and export them to a seperate file. If there needs to be more to it let me know.