Le mardi 5 janvier 2010 18:08:43, Romaric Petion a écrit :
> Hi,
Hi !
> I use fallback with 2 sources A and B, and I would like to skip new track
> for B when it becomes active. And when A become active, I don't want to
> skip A to a new track.
You can use the transitions for that. Basically, if:
s = fallback(transitions=[f, g], [A, B])
Then f is the function used for transitions going to A and g the function used
for transitions going to B. Hence, you can do:
def f(old, new) =
# The new source is A, doing nothing:
sequence([old,new])
end
def g(old,new) =
# The new source is B, skipping the track
source.skip(new)
sequence([old,new])
end
Also, you may also want to skip the track when the fallback leaves the source
B, but I am not sure what's the best thing to do, gotta try :)
Romain
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