The line do script EscapeChr & "quit" in window 1 near the end gives a quit instruction to the telnet client, and so disconnects from the projector (and it also frees up the Terminal window for the next command). So far as I can tell, there isn't a 'quit' or 'exit' command in the PJLink specification - instead you just disconnect when done, or otherwise the link should time out after 30 seconds and the projector should disconnect you.The various delay statements in my script (and the line do script "" in window 1 near the end) are just an attempt to make the Teminal window neat and legible (trying to make sure that the various commands and responses are visible and displayed in the right order!) - I believe it will run happily without any of them if absolute speed is an issue.In particular I've had occasional issues with telnet pausing for approx 30s before actually connecting to the projector - I think this was due to it trying to look up the given IP address, and the -N flag prevents this from happening. The various flags after the telnet command are an attempt to make it run in a consistent (and very basic) manner.One other beneficial side effect of this is that if a new Terminal window is opened it should appear behind the QLab window, therefore not obscuring the current cue list. Therefore if the operator presses any keys while the script is running they get processed by QLab as expected, not Terminal. I've also avoided telling Terminal to 'activate', which should mean that the terminal window never actually gets the user input focus - it stays with the QLab window.It doesn't cope if the front-most Terminal window is busy doing something else, however.
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End If section at the top (and the final If statement at the end) tries to deal as neatly as possible with the various "Terminal running / not running" scenarios - I think it should work if Terminal is completely closed, or is running but without any windows open, or has one (or more) windows open (miniaturized or not). (maybe.?) to not have to wait for Terminal to load before calling telnet. Mainly this is so that I can look back at what's happened if things go wrong, but I guess it might speed things up a little bit
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QLAB is a Shareware software in the category Audio & Multimedia developed by Code Architect for Philips Microcontrollers. I need a piece of Windows software with the same video functionality as QLab for the price of a 4 week QLab video rental or less ($84 or less).
I searched the forums for Windows QLab alternatives, but only found sound related posts.
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Overview FAQ Support Documentation Education Remote Download Buy Sign In. QLab is sound, video, and lighting control for macOS.We are engineers, artists, designers, composers, actors, musicians, and more. QLab is made and supported by Figure 53, a small company of 16 people headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.Code Architect for Philips Microcontrollers – Shareware – Windows
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