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View position | GetStateEx•X#•Position} | StateEx•X#•”position”•”X4&”] |
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View position | GetStateEx•X#•Position_Timecode} | StateEx•X#•”position_timecode”•”X*”] |
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View position | GetStateEx•X#•Position_percentage} | StateEx•X#•”position_ |
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View speed | GetStateEx•X#•Speed} | StateEx•X#•”clip”•”X^”] |
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Show the position of the
Show the position of the
Show the position of the
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NOTE: You can use the “GetStateEx” command described above to request the status of multiple parameters by separating them with spaces (•s) as demonstrated below. Valid parameters and the returned values are:
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Clip | X!/X@ | Playlist | X$ | Duration | X4& | Duration_timecode | X* | Loop | X1# |
Playstate | X4^ | Position | X4& | Position_timecode X* | Position_percentage | X4* | Speed | X^ | |
View multiple | GetStateEx•X#•{parameter1}•{parameter2}• ... •{parametern}} |
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