cdjazman
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I like to have a " xx SLEEPS UNTIL XMAS" running throughout December just because.....
2 options to run this are as follows;
Text step via xScheduler - which works very well apart from the issue of my matrix this year. My matrix this year is made up of 10 x 10 panels. 10 wide x 2 high. The only way to define a matrix in xScheduler is horizontal or vertical lines. So as such this does not work.
Adding text in fseq and saving the file. This actually works really well - apart from one small issue. The saved fseq does not verify the date when opened. For example day 1 shows correct number of sleeps to go. Day 2 shows the same number of days. I think the reason is that it is a saved fseq and therefore plays what is saved.
I am pretty sure I understand why that is happening. (on both xScheduler and FPP)
The question I have is...... Is there anyway to change this so that the !to dat!%fmt looks at the system date to confirm and display the correct days (sleeps).
I like to have a " xx SLEEPS UNTIL XMAS" running throughout December just because.....
2 options to run this are as follows;
Text step via xScheduler - which works very well apart from the issue of my matrix this year. My matrix this year is made up of 10 x 10 panels. 10 wide x 2 high. The only way to define a matrix in xScheduler is horizontal or vertical lines. So as such this does not work.
Adding text in fseq and saving the file. This actually works really well - apart from one small issue. The saved fseq does not verify the date when opened. For example day 1 shows correct number of sleeps to go. Day 2 shows the same number of days. I think the reason is that it is a saved fseq and therefore plays what is saved.
I am pretty sure I understand why that is happening. (on both xScheduler and FPP)
The question I have is...... Is there anyway to change this so that the !to dat!%fmt looks at the system date to confirm and display the correct days (sleeps).