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Production version 4.18 of JMRI/DecoderPro is available for download. This is a new production release containing changes since last July. If you are currently using JMRI 4.9.6 or earlier, we strongly

Could you do the combining separately, in an audio editor, to create a new wav file outside JMRI? Then, at the appropriate time, just select that file and play it. Bob -- Bob Jacobsen

Hi Matt was just contemplating that way around the issue, there would i say be around a max of 8 files all very small in size wav files, I can add all the files to the JMRI audio buffers and play them

Hi, having issued a self.getThrottle is there a way to cause the throttle to be visible from a script. Thanks Jim.

Tim, I'll need to take a closer look, but you might be able to achieve what you're after by using the queueAudioBuffer method available within the Audio framework in JMRI. In essence, you would load

Some notes about scripting in JMRI: - JMRI *does not* support Python C, the Python variant that ships with most Linux distributions - JMRI supports Jython, a Python variant that runs inside a Java

Hi The issue is not the playing of the Wav file from JMRI when a sensor is triggered, this I can do. the issue is that of having several wav files that are selected and combined depending on the value

TIm, Create SensndExample_1.py file from the test code below the ** , save it in your directory C:/Users/tim_p/sounds/Peter/ In Panel Pro, Panel, select Run Script - go to the Peter directory and

Andrew, No need to reinstall and it's almost certain that port will stay at cu.SLAB_USBtoUART, so just give it a try. But system console is your friend... If you get the same symptoms, you've ruled

Tim, It's funny I had the same thing in mind. I have been playing around with this today between tasks. JMRI uses jmri.jmrit.Sound to play the wav file. You are trying to pull up the wave module and

Hi guys this is the relevant section of the JMRI session window that shows whats wrong i think. javax.script.ScriptException: ImportError: No module named wave in <script> at line number 3 at

Hi Guys Thanks for the replies. i have previously tried adding import JMRI and import java, makes no difference. the premise for the script is that i want to be able to combine various short wave

By “go”, of course I mean, “run some more tests”.

Well, new USB interface arrived today. ?Given that everything is already installed and working on the computer, should I just be able to swap it in and go, or do I need to re-install driver? thanks,

LOL, Maybe I should read the thread completely to understand the objective. At least I got script tested an done. lol. Inobu

Tim, Others on this list will have to provide help concerning your wave questions. A few general remarks concerning Jython and JMRI might help. 1 Insert two lines at the head of your script: ```

I ran into version problems, for why I used was some import files for version 3, whereas JMRI uses version 2 of python.

Tim, Your question prompted me to do something I been meaning to explore so here is what I found real quick. Sensor-sound.py is already in JMRI. The Python scripts are in JMRI/jython The sound files

Hi all I am trying to run the following script in JMRI' import wave infiles = ["General01.wav", "General03.wav"] outfile = "sounds.wav" data= [] path = "C:/Users/tim_p/sounds/Peter/" for infile in

Thanks James. Very helpful and I appreciate your input. Reg