ProppFrexx ONAIR User-Forum

Hi Bern,
could you add ${ramptimems}? Ramp-CueIn in milliseconds... Thank you.

For which event?

Have you tried these:

${cpltrackramptimecurrent}
${cpltrackramptimenext}
${cpltrackramptimea}..${cpltrackramptimed}
or simply ${ramptime}
When used with a track event you can also use:
${ramp}
${rampsec}
${rampms}

So just take a look to the Appendix of the User Manual...

${rampms} is durration from start of track to ramp. ${ramptime} is real lenght of ramp (ramp-cuein), that I need to import into Powergold. But ${ramptime} is string. Powergold needs ms

If Powergold needs ms than ${rampms} is the one to use!
Not sure what is missing with all these available ramp macros !?

${rampms} is lenght from start of track to ramp... All of song have silence or spaces etc. at the start of track. This is "death" start of track, which I cued with Cue-In mix point. If I use rampms macro, exported lenght of ramp is wrong - it is longer when it is in real is.

So what do you need want?
And for what?
Ramp denotes the position, which of course is from the beginning of the track.

If you need that in an other application do do a certain calculation, you might also export the CueIn position and do the math yourself?!

It also exists macro ${ramptime}, which do, what I want But this is only in string format... I would like the same macro, but in ms format. Thats all Thank you.

So where do you want to use it? Is that target application not able to usethe ramptime format?
I place it anyhow on the ToDo list...

I use it for import into Powergold. On the cards for individual songs then I do not fit the length of the real intro/ramp. It's just a cosmetic change, but I do like the data on the card about the songs in order. Until now I've just edited and counted manually. Thank you very much.