DigitalFX 4.0

**JohnWPB** · 07-17-2010, 07:39 PM

I do not have iGuidance set up on this computer, so overlooked it. I will add some voice commands in for it for sure

EDIT: Ok it's in threre!

From the main iGuidance screen (Music, tall or wide screens), you can say:
Closest gas station
Closest hospital
Closest a t m
Closest fast food
show favorites
take me home

From the pop up menu, you just say what is below the buttons EA: Address, gas, Cancel ect...

As with any of the voice commands you can change them to whatever you want. You simply go into DFX/Plugins/RRVoice and edit the RRVoice.ini.

For instance, right now, the line to navigate to your saved home location is:
take me home=iG_Home

If you would rather say, "take me to my house please", you just change the line to this:
take me to my house please=iG_Home

It's that simple!

**marteline** · 07-17-2010, 09:00 PM

John, Blue,

few posts ago I ask about a solution to change the color of a picture... I found a software that can be very useful for you guys: "Imagemagick", with this software you can chose a color using the colorpicker and apply it on every image you want by command line or script... works great...
I think you might want to look into it...

**JohnWPB** · 07-17-2010, 10:33 PM

It sounds interesting, but a bit over kill I would think. At present you can put any image you want in the backgrounds folder, and choose that in the skin as wallpaper. Or choose a solid color in the color picker to use.

If for instance you used Image Magic, to say change a landscape theme that is in the background folder, I am sure it can change the main color to another, but I doubt without a lot of fine tweaking, would get anything that you would actually want to use

**jarepa** · 07-17-2010, 10:56 PM

All the above sounds so good but for me sounds so sad since I'm stuck with windows 7 because all the hibernation issues I had with win xp and voice plugin from Jbus doesn't work on win 7.

There's has to be a work around, I wonder where I should start...

**marteline** · 07-17-2010, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by JohnWPB

It sounds interesting, but a bit over kill I would think. At present you can put any image you want in the backgrounds folder, and choose that in the skin as wallpaper. Or choose a solid color in the color picker to use.

If for instance you used Image Magic, to say change a landscape theme that is in the background folder, I am sure it can change the main color to another, but I doubt without a lot of fine tweaking, would get anything that you would actually want to use

Actually, I use it to change the color of the button icons, I am using a set of solid color icons and change it to the same of the font color with this software :-)

**trader007** · 07-18-2010, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by jarepa

All the above sounds so good but for me sounds so sad since I'm stuck with windows 7 because all the hibernation issues I had with win xp and voice plugin from Jbus doesn't work on win 7.

There's has to be a work around, I wonder where I should start...

qft. windows 7 is lightyears better then xp. i cant go back either because my computer might commit suicide.

**Blue ZX3** · 07-18-2010, 07:08 AM

From my quick research, there is really only one way to do this, which is to use the "XP Mode" in windows 7 (basically a XP virtual machine running in win 7). Keep in mind that's only avail in Prof and above, to which you MUST be running a Genuine 7 copy. So that puts you running windows 7 only to run the SW in XP...LOL

**trader007** · 07-18-2010, 07:27 AM

if it had native win7 support you would think it would be a lot easier to work with though. since vista/win7 separate each audio source it should be easy to just mute the sources you want and let the mic through, or whatever.

ill definitely be one of those trying to get rrvoice to work in win7 though. i dont care how awesome the plugin is, even if i cant have voice commands at all, win7 is still worth every penny.

**Blue ZX3** · 07-18-2010, 07:32 AM

Maybe on the DT, but not worth working around all the issues in a carpc.

**Dougw133** · 07-18-2010, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by trader007

if it had native win7 support you would think it would be a lot easier to work with though. since vista/win7 separate each audio source it should be easy to just mute the sources you want and let the mic through, or whatever.

ill definitely be one of those trying to get rrvoice to work in win7 though. i dont care how awesome the plugin is, even if i cant have voice commands at all, win7 is still worth every penny.

Not to stray too far off topic but what is the advantage of running Win 7 on the Carpc? I run 7 Ultimate on 3 machines at home but use XP in the car. 7 is nice but I don't see what is to be gained from it.