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I just wanted to follow up on this. Magic! Works great. For anyone else looking to replicate on Windows 10 using Task Scheduler do it like this:

Action: Start a Program
Program/Script: "C:\Program Files\Resolume Avenue\Avenue.exe"
Add Arguments: --suppressCompositionChangeConfirmation "C:\Users ...

Could you provide an example or even a section in the documentation that would enable me to load the files from a folder into Resolume on Launch?

I feel the documentation is just a littler too verbose to imagine how this could happen based on what I have read above. I know this may be completely ...

That is very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

How might you interpret those documents to make Resolume load files from a certain folder on launch?

I am new to the REST/API with Resolume and the doc referenced looks like it is more about interfacing with all the features over the Web.

Also, I ...

I am still on the search for the best and easiest way to simply play a series of videos in a folder.

Imagine there is a folder called "Weekday" and another called "Weekend".

Now imagine I create a Resolume file for each.

Then, imagine that when Resolume "Weekday" launches it looks at the "Weekday ...

Thanks for the clue. I swear anything command line is like a magic spell past down through the ages from mage to mage.

I do appreciate the efforts though!

Thanks I will note that!

Also, where would I have found this on my own? Is there a manual, PDF, book, or otherwise that I can reference?

I mean maybe there are more magic spells I can make use of?

You can pass a command line argument similar to this to Resolume:
/Applications/Resolume Arena/Arena.app/Contents/MacOS/Arena --suppressCompositionChangeConfirmation 'path_to_comp.avc'


This is great to know, thank you for the tip. Could this apply to Win 10 where I am trying to solve this ...

Arvol wrote: Tue Dec 20, 2022 14:56 You could also schedule a pause followed by a left/right/enter keystroke to your setup.

What do you mean? As a command line thing or within Scheduler?

Working on dialing in some automated and unattended installations and I am running into a UI type thing and am curious if there is a way to resolve it.

At the top level I am curious if there is a way to disable the "Open Composition!" dialog box? To be sure it says, "Open Composition! Do you really ...

Right. And please correct the term but usually there is a "check sum" that will look for other dependencies and then green light or red light the install.

Seems like that could be a quick fix for this issue a la "If, this version, then, don't install" - yes?