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Is there a way through OSC to get the file path of the selected video(or preferably activated video on each layer) and send it out?

Is it possible over OSC to trigger the autopilot to move to the next random video in Resolume? I want the clips to automatically change every time a trigger occurs not when the clip is finished playing?

Also was it possible to control the start/end video position of a clip's playback via OSC. There seemed to be controls for those values, but it didn't work when I tried to change them.

Is it possible to send information about the activated clip on each layer over OSC. So for example if I wanted the opacity values of ONLY the clips that are activated and playing on each layer.

twilightcourier wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 16:06 Is there a way through OSC to get the file path of the selected video(or preferably activated video on each layer) and send it out?

No, but the Rest-API can do that https://resolume.com/support/en/restapi

twilightcourier wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 16:06 Is it possible over OSC to trigger the autopilot to move to the next random video in Resolume? I want the clips to automatically change every time a trigger occurs not when the clip is finished playing?

Not really directly, but you can trigger next clip, or a random number clip from your app that's sending OSC.

Also was it possible to control the start/end video position of a clip's playback via OSC. There seemed to be controls for those values, but it didn't work when I tried to change them.

Yes, /composition/layers/2/clips/4/transport/position/out for the out point

Is it possible to send information about the activated clip on each layer over OSC. So for example if I wanted the opacity values of ONLY the clips that are activated and playing on each layer.

Listen for clip triggers in your app, and then do a polling with the clip index https://resolume.com/support/osc#polling

On the triggering a new random clip. My solution was to have a clip that was the shortest duration that when triggered, would autopilot to random clip on the layer. Works really well for doing just that.