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I downloaded the newest java RE i have the newest update for istripper and i downloaded your program.then i extracted it to its own folder and i also extracted the istripperplaylistmanager extraction folder that was inside everything else i unzipped then when i open the folder i dont see any execution istripperplaylistmanager.jar at all just another extraction folder.im totally confused Normally, you should see a file called 'iStripperPlaylistManager'. This is the executable file that with load the program. If it doesn't work I don't know how to help you furthermore. You'll need to wait for some more advice. @silent So you should have downloaded a zip file named, istripperplaylistmanager211.zip Then you should have extracted it in the same folder as the zip file is in.
That would have given you a folder named IStripperPlaylistManager. Opening that folder you should see a list of files: xfiledialog64.dll DebugLog.txt iStripperPlaylistManager.jar log4j.properties vghdplay.ini vghdplayblackgui.ini vghdplayDarkBlue.ini xfiledialog.dll If the above is not what you experienced then you, your unzipping program, your antivirus program, or your operating system is not operating properly. (Note that the word Starryk is not in the above sentence.) I recommend asking for basic file unzipping help in another section of iStripper's forum. @nurebau32 i did exactly that and i do have a file that says istripperplaylistmanager.jar but its another zip file instead of a executable.it makes no sense since i just downloaded the newest java RE and the newest istripper version.which is why im annoyed.UGH lol This is a 3rd Party created Add on. It IS NOT part of iStripper.
It was created in Java, so to use it, you must have a Working Java Environment on your PC. You first have to Instsall a the Java Runtime Enviorment. That.JAR file IS the Java Executable, If you have the Java Runtime Environment installed. Here's another fun fact I just realised using the playlist manager's built playlist that might be usefull to Starryk or anyone. You simply use it as in the above posts in istripper's insert/playlist window, haveing the playlist saved as.vpl still applies of course.
What I just realised is it works in small mode too with multiple cards, it treats each card as a independent playlist as it plays through the intire playlist and the repeat function also still applies. This to me has to be the most effcient way for now to play cards as you want in the order you want in desktop mode. I've only used this with 4 cards running via istrippers max girls setting so I don't know about more but assume more should. Also you don't have to have a single card enabled to do any of this. Just istripper running and on. Also you can turn off/on istripper at anytime (not quit) and it starts where it left off.
I know you can do this simular with drag and dropping clips within istripper but it doesn't have the good standing transitions that way and is very time consumeing to me. I'm a Mac user. None of the 3 playlist managers will work on the Mac. You can, however, create a Windows environment on you Mac where they will work. BootCamp come free with OSX, but I don't use it. I use VMware Fusion, but I don't run iStripper under windows.
I do have an Access Database application that I run on windows that links to iStripper in my Mac environment and lets me create playlists. I also have a number of AppleScripts that let me do things with iStripper on my Mac.
One of them lets me enable or disable clips based on their staging. Enable all glass clips or all swing clips. EDIT: Contact me with a private message. I'm willing to share what I have. In the past I worked as a programmer. Now it is just a hobby.
Someday I'll lear Java and write a playlist manager for the Mac, but don't hold your breadth. There as some useful things that can be done in AppleScript, but iStripper removed the ability to control the playing of cards and clips by pushing a card or clip number into the parameters.ForceAnim field of the com.totem.vghd.plst preference file. Under VG this worked and I could make a new card or clip start with an AppleScript. Under iStripper the field is still present, but it doesn't work. I think this is a programming error by whoever ported iStripper to the Mac.
Are you familiar with preference files on the Mac? Can you program in AppleScript?
There are a lot of things you can do, but it will require time. I also try to avoid windows, but my clients use Windows and i need some software that only runs on Windows. There is a way to tell when a clip changes. I work on a Mac. On the Mac there is a preference file that contains a lot of status information about iStripper including a list of currently playing clips.
When a clip is replaced by a new clip that list changes. I believe the same thing is true about the Registry in Windows. On the Mac this information is parameters.CurrentAnim.
You can estimate the duration of a clip by calculating the average bits/second of the card based = (sum of size of all clip files in the models folder)/(duration of card from models.lst file) Then you can estimate clip duration = clip file size/average bps. I have a playlist manager (not as good as the others) written in VB in MS Access.
Send me an email in a private message here and I'll send you a copy. This will only help if you have MS Access. There is a way to tell when a clip changes.
I work on a Mac. On the Mac there is a preference file that contains a lot of status information about iStripper including a list of currently playing clips. When a clip is replaced by a new clip that list changes. I believe the same thing is true about the Registry in Windows. On the Mac this information is parameters.CurrentAnim. You can estimate the duration of a clip by calculating the average bits/second of the card based = (sum of size of all clip files in the models folder)/(duration of card from models.lst file) Then you can estimate clip duration = clip file size/average bps. I have a playlist manager (not as good as the others) written in VB in MS Access.
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Send me an email in a private message here and I'll send you a copy. This will only help if you have MS Access. @dar2112v I'm a data geek. I do data modeling and analysis for a living. I've been using Access since about 1992. I run Access, Visio, ERwin and System Architect in a VWware fusion virtual machine running Windows 7 on my Mac since that software will not run under OSX.
I don't use Access to control iStripper, just to access its files and generate playlists. This is why my playlist manager is not as fully functional as the others. I run iStripper in my Mac OSX environment and I've never messed with the Widows Registry. I use AppleScript to interact more intimately with iStripper but since Totem converted from VirtuaGirl to iStripper it has not been possible to push a 'play this clip next' into iStripper's preference file.
The data field is still present, but iStripper seems to ignore it. I use Access extensively to build data architecture repository databases/applications as tools to help me with my work. It is much more capable than the tools available in the Mac environment. Send me your email via a PM here and I'll send you a copy of my iStripper database application. Then you can see for yourself.
I've added the ability to tag clips with whatever I wish and to build playlists based on those tags. @Dorsai6 I don't have MS Access, but perhaps looking at the code will give me an idea of the options. Models.lst is a binary file, I don't yet understand its structure. @lukaszr I'll look into accessing the registry via VB6. Never tried this before, but I'm willing to learn. @spiderman1804 What is your batch file checking to get the start and stop times? A few details: I'm running iStripper version 1.2.114 (Qt 5.4.2) I'm using Wyld's VGHD-Clips.exe to make a clip begin playing.
From within VB6, all I need to do is invoke the SHELL command with Wyld's program + path of the clip. The program I have so far creates a list of clips as shown in the attachment. My current method is to play a clip, then press a key when it's finished, which the program stores as a duration.
It's a slow method when you have thousands of clips, but on the plus side, it only has to be done once. @Fox991 My batch file checks the registry entry 'currentClips' in 'vghd player' after a short break. The interruption is important for the abort query, with the shortest time being one second. The entry is displayed.
If the entry has changed, a new line is output. If multiple cards are playing at the same time, then an evaluation is a bit more difficult because every change is displayed. When will a line be output through my batch file:. more clips than before. Less clips than before, even if no clip is displayed. Change the clip of a card (next clip in the sequence).
@Fox991 The query, which clip is played, is processed by a loop. If no clip is played before the loop is started, then the first changed value is the starting value (only if one card is used). If no clips are playing, the entry is empty. Then play a clip in the next loop pass, then this clip is displayed. If the loop continues to run, then the value changes when a new clip of a sequence is played (another value) or the clip has ended (empty entry).
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In order to leave the loop sometime, you need a termination condition. ### In the PM to you, I have sent a screenshot of my batch file. In a similar way, your programming should be done in VisualBasic. When playing clips in a sequence, there is no 10 second break between clips, and then another clip name is displayed.