Hello, I need some sort of software/script that can run on a computer without the need for a web connection, that can display jpg,png and also avi files in a order that i can select at a certain time. For ex. At 1.00 pm it shows 1.jpg , at 1.00.10 pm(for ex at 10 seconds) it shows 2.jpg and after another 20 sec. it will display 2.avi...and so on.. If someone could give me some ideas ...or maybe if someone could do it and give me a quote.. Thanks.
Windows... Basically I need a slideshow where I can select the time of the slide and how long it will remain on the screen, but I also have to be able to run let's say 3 pictures and after them an avi file, and after another 100 pictures.. When I say windows, I mean that it doesn;t have to work on mobile devices..
But in WIndows maker I can't select the hour..only if do the math and all slides will add up to a certain time. Other ideas ?
And a simpler way ..something like a script where I can select the hour the duration.. I also need it to be fullscreen...
You can try it with batch file.Below is one snippet which I found from YouTube might it would help you to achieve this: @echo off color 0c title Timer echo. echo Timer echo By Steven echo. echo. echo. pause set /a days=0 set /a hours=0 set /a minutes=0 set /a seconds=0 set /a sec=0 set /a min=0 set /a hour=0 :menu cls echo This is where you can set the amount of time you want before the program echo executes your command. echo. echo Days:%days% Press four to change. echo. echo Hours:%hours% Press three to change. echo. echo Minutes:%minutes% Press two to change. echo. echo Seconds:%seconds% Press one to change. echo. echo After your done, type in done. set /p input= if %input%==1 goto changesec if %input%==2 goto changemin if %input%==3 goto changehours if %input%==4 goto changedays if %input%==done goto next cls goto menu :changesec cls echo. echo Type in the number of seconds you want the program to wait. echo. set /p seconds= if %seconds% gtr 60 goto error if %seconds%==60 goto addmin goto menu :changemin cls echo. echo Type in the number of minutes you want the program to wait. echo. set /p minutes= if %minutes% gtr 60 goto error if %minutes%==60 goto addhour goto menu :changehours cls echo. echo Type in the number of hours you want the program to wait. echo. set /p hours= if %hours% gtr 24 goto error if %hours%==24 goto addday goto menu :changedays cls echo. echo type in the number of days you want the program to wait. echo. set /p days= goto menu :next cls echo. echo What command do you want to enter when the countdown is finnished? echo. set /p command= :nextone cls echo. echo Press 1 to begin the countdown. echo. set /p input= if %input%==1 goto start cls goto nextone :start cls echo. echo Days:%days% echo. echo Hours:%hours% echo. echo Minutes:%minutes% echo. echo Seconds:%seconds% echo. echo The following command will be executed when the time is up: echo. echo %command% sleep 1 if %seconds%==0 goto newsec set /a seconds=%seconds%-1 goto start :newsec if %minutes%==0 goto newhour set /a minutes=%minutes%-1 set /a seconds=60 goto start :newhour if %hours%==0 goto newday set /a hours=%hours%-1 set /a minutes=60 goto start :newday if %days%==0 goto end set /a days=%days%-1 set /a hours=24 goto start :addmin set /a minutes=%minutes%+1 set /a seconds=0 goto menu :addhour set /a hours=%hours%+1 set /a minutes=0 goto menu :addday set /a days=%days%+1 set /a hours=0 goto menu :error cls echo. echo ERROR: You set the value too high! Please try again. echo. pause cls goto menu :end cls %command% exit Code (markup):
hrrrmpf! but in fact, that's it another thing is to use the scheduler in windoze or if you want it expensive then WinAutomation is another candidate