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Much of my content is going to x265 which is not supported by web browsers. I've told my friends who use browsers to use the desktop app instead but that hasn't worked. I want to set up a Tautulli script that stops playback on a browser and displays a custom message.

For those of you who are in a class using Canvas/Kaltura for video distribution, the folks over at C21U have put together a Tampermonkey script you can use to persist playspeed (as well as caption visibility, volume, and a couple other things) across videos and playlists.

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But i would like to add one point.If you want to use Katalon Record and playback for simple scripts i.e less than 10 steps, you can do it.If you are trying to use for bigger scripts it's problematic. I have mentioned all such points in detail at the below links.

Execute the transaction that you want to save in the script. Depending on what you are trying to automate, you will need to enter the SAP tcode with /n. If you do this you will leave and you will access the t-code again in each iteration.

It's disappointing as I have a very small script to run but can't launch it due to this error. I even changed the quotation marks/apostrophes as most recently recognized by Debra Miller. The script is as follows:

If you then klick on different sheets in a PO and exit the PO and then try to run the script you get error message. Nowadays when I record a script I make sure to remember which sheets were displayed. For instance Status sheet under Header and Confirmations sheet under Item Detail.

You may record scripts for each functionality and save them on your PC. When trying to perform, you can drag and drop the files too for that particular activity instead of playing from the "Script recording and playback".

I know I joined late and this post is quite old. By now you might have had your answer, but in case you haven't, be advised that SAPGUI is always preferable, reliable and faster than LSWM or SECATT scripts.

If you want more insights into SAPGUI, you may feel free to reach me at write2arunesh@gmail.com

- what could have caused this issue? from the suddenly all SAP if you record a script now the references come with different names than before?

Is something related to FIORI? Belize Theme? (Belize theme is unchecked on the Options of SAPGUI -

Was the SAP GUI API or was the SAP?

Why these change? An trasport or an options in an installatio, update or plugin - and if this is the case what is the option or the type of transport that affect this "

1, How do i account for drop down selection in maintenance plan category in the first screen. Also once i go inside the tcode there is a drop down for priority, but these fields do not appear as text in the script. How can i accommodate this? Also do i need to create a separate column in my input sheet for dropdown fields too?

I've ran the below script but its throwing an error 'invalid character-', and I read the above comments tried with the solutions, again I'm facing same issue. Could anyone please help me? Thanks in advance!

Is the issue resolved per your post? If not, could you please send a step by step snap of the activity you are performing over my email "write2arunesh@gmail.com"? I have been working with GUI scripting since 2015, so hopefully I shall be able to solve your issue.

I use DT3 for minor transcription tasks, keeping the interview audios in a dedicated database with the transcription text in the comments pane of the audio documents. This gives me the great opportunity to listen to the audio and copy frame links (backlinks) in to the comments pane between the lines of chunks of text that I would like to use later on in my audio documentaries. While I can control playback in the embedded quicktime player with the mouse (double, halftime, even 1,1-1,5) I would like to control the playback with a key command. I have found a script that does what I need, but so far it only works for the Quicktime app. Is there any way to tweak the script so it works for DT3? I copied the script, that I found on an Apple discussion board, below.

In my previous article, How to capture terminal sessions and output with the Linux script command, covering the script command and some common options, you learned how to record your interactive terminal sessions. This follow-up article demonstrates how to replay those recorded terminal sessions.

The only caveat with replaying your sessions is that the sessions aren't "live." The playback feature only replays what's in the file and doesn't reflect any changes you've made since you created the scriptfile. In other words, if in your recorded session, you issue the ls command to see the following list of files:

and then decide to add a file named test5 outside of the script recording, it will not appear when the session is replayed. Only what you see in the scriptfile appears in the replay. You can edit the scriptfile to include the test5 file, but otherwise it won't appear.

It is simple to replay a recorded session and the syntax is almost identical to recording a session, except that you use the scriptreplay command. Continuing with the example from the previous article:

The interesting point to note about replaying your scripts is that the playback mimics your speed, hesitations, backspacing, and misspelled commands. You can manipulate the speed with scriptreplay options but it isn't something that I've ever needed to do. Check the man page for options.

The following is an example of a standard script file being created. It is played back using the command above. You'll notice that I'm saving the script_log and the scriptfile to the directory above my working directory. This ensures that there's no mixup or file listing that's confusing to the person watching the playback.

As you can see, terminal session recordings can be pretty elaborate. The documentation recommends not using the script command within non-interactive sessions, such as automated scripts, because the behavior might not be what you expect. Experiment at your own peril.

Script Files are a way to record and play back the process of creating apainting so that it can be played back later to reconstruct the painting from aclear canvas, stroke by stroke. Script files are easy to share with other usersand can also record annotations, allowing you to make notes while you paintto display during playback for the easy creation of tutorials.

Because Script Files record the process of making each stroke rather than theresult they can be played back at different resolutions, allowing you torecreate paintings at different sizes. Advanced users can also edit script filesdirectly via a text editor, changing properties of the painting and the scriptinglanguage includes the ability to write C style code functions to create specialeffects.

If the canvas is blank, or if the person playing the script does not need thecurrent contents in order for the script to work, do not turn this option on. Forexample, if you have already painted a face and want to record the process ofadding an eye as a tutorial, you might include the current painting so that theface is visible when the script is played. In general, this option should beturned off.

If you stop painting at any point during recording and do nothing in ArtRage,this is recorded as idle time. When a user plays back your Script they will begiven the option to accelerate playback, which removes all idle time fromplayback, otherwise the script will pause during playback until the idle timeexpires. Users are given the option to skip idle time manually if it occursduring playback.

If you are going to be away for an extended period during recording, considerpressing Pause on the Recorder Panel. While recording is paused idle time isnot recorded so there will be no pause in the action during playback.

If you save your painting while recording, the script is saved with it. If you thenquit, recording will start again when you reload the painting later to continueworking on it. This will continue until you specifically end recording.

When you are read to end recording, click the Stop button on the RecorderPanel. When you click this button, the Save Script Panel appears. This panelallows you to enter information for your script and save it, or cancel anddiscard the recoded script.

If you choose Accelerate Playback, any idle time that was recoded in to thescript by the author will be ignored. This speeds up the process of playback. Ifyou do not turn this option on you will be given the option to manually skip anyidle time as it occurs during playback.

If you opt to play back the script at a custom size you are provided with fullcontrol over the sizing of the new file as per the new file dialog. This allowsyou to set the size in pixels or screen units.

Normal image scaling takes the resulting picture and stretches it, whichreduces the quality of the paint strokes. Script scaling using the Play ScriptPanel re-paints the script at a different scale, so each paint stroke has thesame quality as one painted by hand.

In this example the paint stroke was created at200 x 200 pixels in size and recorded in ascript. The two examples below show thedifference between scaling the image up 200%and playing back the script at 200%. Thescaled image is fuzzier and lower quality, whilethe Script image is crisp as if the stroke hadbeen originally painted at that size.

While a Script is playing the Playback Controls panel appears. This panelcontains controls that you can use during playback. While a Script is playingyou cannot interact with any other control in ArtRage.

I have written a bash script that checks at a certain time each night and verifies that Night mode has been activated. I want to build on it to match it with some other features in the office. I would like the same three beeps that play at all the phone when you reload the config to also play after the script runs. Is there a way from the command line to fire off the indicator? Something like: e24fc04721