kursh
Hi,
i am reading this forum few days looking for an answer to my "problem"... i didn't find anything.
I want to add a song to playlist of virtualdj with a command line..
something like this "virtualdj.exe /add mysong.mp3"
i know something about visual basic.. and maybe i could try something developing.. but.. its so easy what i want.. i don't want to open Visual studio.. XDD
Someone knows an easy way to add a song using a command line.. or maybe an external application (but.. using a comannd)???
thank you and sorry because my english :D
i am reading this forum few days looking for an answer to my "problem"... i didn't find anything.
I want to add a song to playlist of virtualdj with a command line..
something like this "virtualdj.exe /add mysong.mp3"
i know something about visual basic.. and maybe i could try something developing.. but.. its so easy what i want.. i don't want to open Visual studio.. XDD
Someone knows an easy way to add a song using a command line.. or maybe an external application (but.. using a comannd)???
thank you and sorry because my english :D
geposted Mon 23 Apr 12 @ 6:42 am
SBDJ
You can't do it through the command line.
The only practical way to do what you want is through a plugin. The language we support for this is C++, although you could probably use COM Interop with a .net language.
The only practical way to do what you want is through a plugin. The language we support for this is C++, although you could probably use COM Interop with a .net language.
geposted Mon 23 Apr 12 @ 11:53 am
kursh
thankyou..
i thougt it was an typical option for this kind of soft.. but im not lucky..
i will try develop some application... i need to read about.
thankyou another time. and see you here!
i thougt it was an typical option for this kind of soft.. but im not lucky..
i will try develop some application... i need to read about.
thankyou another time. and see you here!
geposted Tue 24 Apr 12 @ 12:14 pm
SBDJ
DJs don't generally try and load tracks through a command line whilst they are working, so no, definitely not typical!
geposted Tue 24 Apr 12 @ 12:26 pm