I cannot reproduce it. Works fine with my network drives.
Try to set the preview limit to 20 or lower and don’t place too much scripts on the same folder level.
I got a bit ahead of myself there 
If you ever decide to support slideshows (in any capacity) it would be nice to use the chapters to control them.
Since I can’t get my xbox controller to work with HC. Is there any way to bind actions on my keyboard?
Would also be fun if I could have several ‘presets’ to switch between in the Stroke Generator on the fly. And even have these keybinded on the keyboard.
I might switch one day to another gamepad API to fix this.
Keyboard mapping is currently not on my ToDo list since I prefer the gamepad or the mouse.
Yes, this should be possible if I find some time to continue on the stroke generator. Each chapter could be an image.
This is a new release for HandyControl - V1.2.0
Read the pdf documentation inside the download more detailed overview of HandyControl.
New Features
- Acceleration sensors can now be used to control Handy and Nobra (beta).
Read the description here
Changes
- Increased maximum chapter count for a script.
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Hmm I’m running into an issue with HandyControl and DeoVR with a 38gb VR file, each time I try skipping to any part of the video or if I press pause in HandyControl the VR video just restarts from the beginning but the script in HC seeks fine and plays the script.
Doesn’t happen with smaller sized VR videos so I am still trying to troubleshoot
That sounds weird. Are you on the newest version?
Maybe this file is corrupt in some way. My largest file is about 11GB and by bandwith does not allow a 38GB download. Have you tried a lower resolution?
@Lucifie Can high bitrate be an issue for HandyControl?
38GB sounds like one of those videos that use a very high bitrate e.g. a 5K file with 125 Mbit/s. That usually translates into a 35-45GB video file for a 40-50min video. If that’s the case then maybe @Cloudyfire can confirm the bitrate by checking the file properites?
HandyControl does not care about the video itself. It just sends and receives commands from the media player. DeoVR has some time frame and if that gets disturbed the connection can get lost. The DeoVR API is a bit bugged so I don’t know how well it works with huge files.
Maybe cut (without re-encoding) the video in a small 3min segment and try this. That should then fail too.
Yeah its an 8K VR video, here’s the stats for it below. It actually looks quite nice on my HP Reverb G2 btw lol
Video
Format : HEVC
Format profile : Main@L6.1@Main
Duration : 43 min 41 s
Bit rate : 124 Mb/s
Width : 7 680 pixels
Height : 3 840 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 2.000
Frame rate : 59.940 (60000/1001) FPSAudio
Format : AAC LC
Duration : 43 min 41 s
Bit rate : 128 kb/s
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel layout : L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 kHz
Also, DeoVR can’t play 7-8K videos in more than an unstable 40-50 fps on both my old and new computer. Read quite many forum threads about others with the same complaints. Other video players like HereSphere can play the same video perfectly at 90 fps. I only have the HEVC driver installed with an nVidia gfx card on my new computer. No klite codecs, direct show or similar installed. The old one had those though and it didn’t improve the situation so I blame DeoVR.
Is it just me or The handy remote has better stroke range than anything else? It goes further down than handycontrol
In FW3 the stroke range was increased by 5mm and I guess the Handy remote which probably also runs on API v2 uses this. HandyControl does not limit the range in any way.
I can confirm the same interaction with DeoVR, but I don’t think file size is playing any part of it. I’ve experienced the issue with VR files from 4GB to 20GB as well as flat 2D videos no more than a few MB. Any input on the time line in any size video simply causes Deo to restart the video while the script continues to play and moves to the new selected time. This is the case whether using the controller input controls to skip ahead or doing a mouse click on the time line. It’s a bit frustrating, but I definitely believe it to be the fault of Deo vs anything with HandyControl. Hopefully somebody will find a fix or it will get sorted out down the line
Great work by the way! Wonderful program to use overall.
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If you can send me one of the smaller broken files I would like to have a look by myself.
@deadtimmy I have tried both 2D files in a local and a remote version of DeoVR and both played fine and my PC is quite dated. Make sure to use the newest version and don’t navigate in DeoVR.
I’m using HandyControl 1.2.0 and I uninstalled and re-installed DeoVR yesterday, so all that is up-to-date. The only navigational input that takes place is using a controller through HandyControl, or a manual mouse click on the heat map time line. DeoVR doesn’t get touched as a program, but simply restarts the video. I have checked, navigating with DeoVR works fine; I can step ahead or backwards without the video starting over completely.
Maybe some double used gamepad buttons from DeoVR? Dunno what’s wrong 
I am also experiencing the navigating back to 0 issue with DeoVR and v1.10 and 1.20 of Handy Control.
I believe filesize/filetype etc. is a red herring because I’ve had the bug both occur and not occur on the same files and scripts. I’ve had navigation work correctly on all files, only to restart the program and the navigation issue starts occuring on every file. I’m still troubleshooting but it’s rather confusing because I didn’t adjust any settings between it navigating correctly and it not. Thanks for the great app
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Can I, one more time, say THANKS! for this software 
I have already given SweetTech my money buying theHandy, but the fact that HandyControl is provided for free makes me that much more appreciative of it.
And thanks for implementing the auto-reconnect feature - A few versions back, once the Handy (or HandyControl, not sure which) disconnected, you would get this dialogue box that you would then have to click OK or something, meaning you were taking your HMD off at the most inopportune moment.
In these later versions, I havent had to do that. It reconnects on its own without my input, meaning no interruptions. Totally awesome piece of software this is.
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