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Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 16:10
by Native2904
Hi,
working/playing again with your Tutorials, and there is one that I don't get to work.
Tried to generate Waveform Pictures to implemented to a Custom Column with this
Script, with the how-to
from.
The Script work and I become all Pictures, but that they are not visible in the Columns as Pictures but as link to them…

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I changed the value of the Colour in the Script from 0971CE to FF0000 but noting changed -, the picture stays hide?
Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 16:20
by highend
<xyicons> in the template?...
Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 16:27
by Native2904
Yesss- that is it.
Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 16:55
by Native2904
one more small question, i commented the out :
to get a Stereo waveform and changed the string to:
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$cmd = lax("$ffmpeg" -i \"$item\" -y -lavfi showwavespic=split_channels=1:s=$size:scale=$scale:colors=FF0000|00FF00 \"$dst\"");
But the waveforms are only visible on Dark-modus.

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Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 17:44
by highend
Do they look red & green? No^^
You can't simply use FF0000|00FF00 in a batch file command line call, the "|" needs to be escaped: FF0000^|00FF00
Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 19:31
by Native2904
Sorry, if i too stupid for this simple things (and this problem is not a very important one) … but never mind what colours I take... the Picture stay the same not visible, but they are in the wanted colours.

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Re: Creating Column Images with Script
Posted: 17 Jun 2025 19:38
by highend
Show a part of the .bat file in %TEMP% that the script has created, 40 lines are enough.

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