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Alt+NVDA+3 from Creator's Playlist Editor and Remote VT playlist editor: Announces when the selected track is scheduled to play.Alt+NVDA+3 from Studio window: Toggles cart explorer to learn cart assignments.Alt+NVDA+2 from Creator's Playlist Editor and Remote VT playlist editor: Announces total playlist duration.Alt+NVDA+1 from Creator's Playlist Editor and Remote VT playlist editor: Announces scheduled time for the loaded playlist.Alt+NVDA+1 (two finger flick right in SPL mode) from Studio window: Opens alarms category in Studio add-on configuration dialog.Pressing this command twice will announce minutes and seconds till top of the hour. NVDA+Shift+F12 (two finger flick up in SPL touch mode) from Studio window: announces broadcaster time such as 5 minutes to top of the hour.Control+Alt+T (two finger flick down in SPL touch mode) from Studio window: announce remaining time for the currently playing trakc.Alt+Shift+T from Studio window: announce elapsed time for the currently playing trakc.Most of these will work in Studio only unless otherwise specified. This is also applicable to encoder settings - you can save and reset (not reload) encoder settings if using encoders. While Studio is running, you can save, reload saved settings, or reset add-on settings to defaults by pressing Control+NVDA+C, Control+NVDA+R once, or Control+NVDA+R three times, respectively.This add-on readme will list changes from version 23.02 (2023) onwards. Starting from 2018, changelogs for old add-on releases will be found on GitHub.For best experience, disable audio ducking mode.

Some add-on features will be disabled or limited if NVDA is running in secure mode such as in logon screen.

This add-on requires StationPlaylist suite 5.40 or later.

Supported apps include Studio, Creator, Track Tool, VT Recorder, and Streamer, as well as SAM, SPL, and AltaCast encoders.įor more information about the add-on, read the add-on guide. This add-on package provides improved usage of StationPlaylist Studio and other StationPlaylist apps, as well as providing utilities to control Studio from anywhere.

Authors: Geoff Shang, Joseph Lee and other contributors.