Hi!
Thanks for reaching out to us.
You can display frame's duration using the following structure:
"duration":<integer, time in seconds>
More detailed information on how to display your data on a LaMetric Time you can find here.
Should there be any questions please drop email on support@lametric.com
2 years and this is still undocumented. Or am I missing something?
Thank you for sharing!
>>I've received this from Lametric support.
ha-ha, ORLY?!
>>"duration" : 5000
yes, it;'s works.
thank you so much! daikyu! :)
To specify the time, use "duration" property:
{ "frames": [ { "text": "10 seconds", "icon": null, "index": 0, "duration" : 10000 }, { "text" : "5 seconds", "icon" : null, "index" : 1, "duration" : 5000 } ] }
The duration is in milliseconds, however the result time will be longer by about 2s because of how it is implemented (probably how they implemented transitions and timers).
I've received this from Lametric support.
Looking at the non existing response here (as well as in other topics) I would say either Lametric has not the required development power or they do not care about people who already purchased their product.
are any updates here?
Yes. This is a missing feature. Please implement it.
Hello? Anyone there?
Mi
Hi
Am I missing a way of saying how long a frame should display? It is very short/quick from the app I have made. Can I add something to the JSON it pulls when it polls or something?
Thanks
Michelle
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