@dusx
Thanks Dusx for adding that and making sure that we also learn the methods that were being used.

The only thing that I have to add is that 'arguments' or basically the 'array' that gets fed into our main function is not of type 'array', or it gives an error in your Windows > Show Monitor view when you try to sort the arguments array.

That is why it was required to make a new array that is basically an mirror of the arguments array, that way we could actually execute the built-in-methods of an array like 'sort'

@dnichols

Both work well for me. And often it is easier to make .mov files. (if you are using ffmpeg or shutterencoder to transcode to .avi watch that your framerate remains consistent.. there is/was a known bug).
One up side of AVI on windows is that you can have thumbnails in explorer (easily) it seems like a little thing, but really is helpful. 
I use ShutterEncoder to transcode my archive footage to HAP, for me this has worked well.

@woland: Thank you very much. This helps a lot.

I think I just messed up the whole path/to/file things- definitely helps with saving the file in the same directory as the izzy file.

Peter

@dusx hello, and super thank you.

the reason for all this is, that onyx is not able to get direct order to jump to a  specific cue via midi or osc. it is simply not possible. but with telnet it is. it does not depend on pc or console, so we will test your script and ask for more support. maybe you can test it for us. because we are verÿ bad in coding.

it would be ok for us to use only one client connection to onyx, because isadora is our main control hub. thx.