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2 total messages Started by Erik J. Russell Mon, 08 Apr 1996 22:15
SCALA I.C.:Music In Sub-Scripts
#1658
Author: Erik J. Russell
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 22:15
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I have created a series of screens for the cable information channel I maintain for a 
client. Some of these are designed to promote the showing times of PPV movies and 
events. I have created individual scripts for each movie (with each screen representing 
different days of the month that movie is showing, scheduled appropriately) and then 
combined those into four sub-scripts, each containing four or five movies/events. These 
four scripts are then inserted into my MASTER script so the movie info is distributed 
throughout the other info we show.

This could be illustrated as follows:

    (HACKERS) (WATERWORLD) (SEVEN) (JADE)    (BRVHRT) (SUSPECTS) (ETC)
        |           |         |       |          |         |       |
        |           |         |       |          |         |       |
        \           |         |       /		 \         |       /
            (APRIL PPV 1 SUB-SCRIPT)           (APRIL PPV 2 SUB-SCRIPT)
                        |                                  |
                        |                                  |
                        \_________                 _________/
                                  \               /
                                   (MASTER SCRIPT)

The Problem:
I want to run (mod) music during each sub-script of movies shown. I figured I could load 
each movie script into the sub-scripts, put a music line at the top and it would play as 
SCALA loads each movie script in the sub-script. However, this does not work. No music 
plays at all.

Why is this?

-- 

~ejr~


Erik J. Russell
ejr@bahamas.net.bs
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Production Manager
Media Enterprises Ltd
media@100jamz.com
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The Bahamas Journal of Science
http://www.wp.com/BJOS
Re: SCALA I.C.:Music In Sub-Scripts
#1661
Author: john.chang
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1996 18:04
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In <3169901B.2DE2@bahamas.net.bs>, "Erik J. Russell" <ejr@bahamas.net.bs> writes:
>This could be illustrated as follows:
>
>    (HACKERS) (WATERWORLD) (SEVEN) (JADE)    (BRVHRT) (SUSPECTS) (ETC)
>        |           |         |       |          |         |       |
>        |           |         |       |          |         |       |
>        \           |         |       /	  \         |       /
>            (APRIL PPV 1 SUB-SCRIPT)           (APRIL PPV 2 SUB-SCRIPT)
>                        |                                   |
>                        |                                   |
>                        \_________                 _________/
>                                  \               /
>                                   (MASTER SCRIPT)
>
>The Problem:
>I want to run (mod) music during each sub-script of movies shown. I figured I could load 
>each movie script into the sub-scripts, put a music line at the top and it would play as 
>SCALA loads each movie script in the sub-script. However, this does not work. No music 
>plays at all.
>
>Why is this?

I assume that you are inserting music at the beginning of the subscript
(i.e. April PPV 1 Sub-Script).  Also I assume that you have inserted the music
event as a DAL (Direct Access Line) event.  Make sure that you do not have
the "Wait" option checkmarked (tic'd).  See if this works.



Regards,

John Chang
____

John Chang, Technical Support Manager, Scala, Inc. USA

Websites: http://www.scala.com or http://www.scala.no
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