How do I extract text from TERMINAL and input into isadora?
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I'm using traktor, which I can setup to broadcast a stream and its metadata (arist, title), which I want to display as text in isadora.
I have this app: http://www.disconova.com/utu/traktor-metadata/ which is a terminal app that sees this metadata and gives me something like this:
[04-02-2013 23:19:31] Received metadata from "127.0.0.1,50216"...
- ARTIST => "Alvin Risk"
- TITLE => "Pray feat. Jason Aalon Butler"
Is there a way I can extract this info and get it into izzy as text? ( Alvin Risk - Pray feat Jason Aalon Butler) I'm familiar with using quartz (a bit) and have core.
Can quartz monitor the metadata directly from traktor perhaps?
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You can save a text file from terminal to your computer;
For example: I run this code every time a computer starts up at work (it then syncs it via dropbox)last> ~/Dropbox/Public/reports/myrebootcycle.txt"LAST" is like a small system report but the " > " and the " ~ " make the report save to a location as .txt file.[some more info here: [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=989100](http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=989100)Maybe then you can import the text file (or refresh it) for each track?Hope this gets you started. -
Oh and as for importing the text file....
http://vjskulpture.wordpress.com/2012/06/28/isadora-data-array-actor/:-) -
looks like that program is just monitoring a port on your machine - the isadora ip actors may be able to read it directly
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Doesn't the data array only read numbers?
I'm a sh*t coder, nick, but I've been messing with the TCP IN watcher... I've got it watching the same port that traktor is broadcasting on, but have no idea if I'm getting anything.
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There's another program that automatically copies the track name to the clipboard... is there a way to monitor the clipboard and paste automatically?
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I was sure the data array did text too?
I need to check... very sorry if I am wrong. -
Just searched the old forum;
http://forum.troikatronix.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=1068;search_string=text;guest=21859754&t=search_engine#1068Might help? -
Thanks, Skulpture! I've managed to write my first Applescript that takes the clipboard text (from an app that automatically copies the name of the artist-tracktitle into the clipboard) and gets it into isadora as text and I can trigger the script with osculator, hopefully.
I'll continue looking for a more efficient way. It would be nice if the clipboard could be monitored so the script would run on every change.