More than 250 Vixen sequences now available

**oldcqr** · 07-11-2010, 06:30 PM

For the past few weeks I have been working on converting all the sequences from lorsequences.com to Vixen. I've finished the conversion and have made all the sequences available on my site. View and download them on under my 'Share Sequences' menu item.

That brings the total number of Vixen sequences I have available to more than 250.

I'd say I was able to convert about 90% of the sequences from lorsequences.com. The other 10% were rejected mainly because I couldn't figure out the source of the audio.

If you have sequences you care to share, please feel free to upload them. I do my best to have them posted within 24 hours.

**dmcole** · 07-11-2010, 08:08 PM

Mike:

A tremendous amount of work. So many versions of "Wizards in Winter" it almost made my head spin!

Thanks.

\dmc

**oldcqr** · 07-11-2010, 09:23 PM

Originally Posted by dmcole

So many versions of "Wizards in Winter" it almost made my head spin!

You're telling me!

I'm not happy with how the duplicates present themselves, so I am in the process of updating the titles, first with the artist name, and then with the sequence creator's name.

**ErnieHorning** · 07-11-2010, 10:56 PM

'House on Christmas Street' is still an .lms file.

Anyway you could make this a list so each sequences data is spread out horizontally? The information that is displayed after you click the first time is the most useful. Place the column labels at the top, maybe fixed at the top so it won't move when vertically scrolled, and all of the songs shown below taking up just one row.

This way it would be easier to see which artist, number of channels, etc., a sequence is for. This list would just take the place of the current first view of the sequences.

**barbotte** · 07-11-2010, 11:18 PM

hawsome thank for sharing those file ... you would happend to have the music with it somewhere or how to get them???
cheer

**ErnieHorning** · 07-11-2010, 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by barbotte

... you would happend to have the music with it somewhere or how to get them???

The couple that I tried provided a link to buy the song from Amazon.

**oldcqr** · 07-12-2010, 08:22 AM

Originally Posted by ErnieHorning

'House on Christmas Street' is still an .lms file.

Anyway you could make this a list so each sequences data is spread out horizontally? The information that is displayed after you click the first time is the most useful. Place the column labels at the top, maybe fixed at the top so it won't move when vertically scrolled, and all of the songs shown below taking up just one row.

This way it would be easier to see which artist, number of channels, etc., a sequence is for. This list would just take the place of the current first view of the sequences.

That's exactly how I would do it if I was writing the software. Unfortunately, I'm using canned software to serve up the files, so there is no easy way.

I could make each song a category, but that is a bit too clunky.

The other problem is that most of the sequence data is just a text cut and paste from the LORSequences site. All that nice data that looks like it is divided into fields is actually just text.

Edit: OOPS! I just saw the part about house on Christmas Street! This morning I'll double check all the files to make sure I uploaded the VIX and not the LMS.
Edit2: Ok, all set. There were 6 or 7 files total that I needed to fix. Apparently I forgot to convert a whole set of files. Must have been late.

**dmcole** · 07-12-2010, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by oldcqr

That's exactly how I would do it if I was writing the software. Unfortunately, I'm using canned software to serve up the files, so there is no easy way.

Mike:

Take a gander here: http://remository.com/faq/remository...ng-remository/

Which is not to belittle the fact that you've already done a ton of work on this -- and I'm not expecting you to spend a lot of time hacking out a new display mode -- but then again, wanted you to know that it isn't impossible ...

\dmc
Joomla enthusiast since it was Mambo

**olingerjccj** · 07-13-2010, 12:13 PM

Wow 250 that is impressive. Thank you for taking the time to do that. I will for sure have to take a look.

John

**PIC** · 12-23-2010, 11:30 PM

Thanks for sharing. Impressive list. Great resource. I used one of your sequences this year as starting points...with only 2 hours of mods...looks great. This saved me a ton of time. Thanks again.