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"Dynamic mode" is dangerous thing
Something may not work. It is mainly intended for simple discs with big graphics (multimedia discs).
I would not recommend using it. Why do you need it?

For example, you can use GPR[1]. In that case you should convert all "Play MOVIE" commands into Multi-Actions (just select Multi-Action - it will add existing command into it). And in that multi-action add "Settings and properties" -> "Set GPR/parameter". Specify GPR[1] and use, for example, value "...

4.6.0.2078:
+ New object window font initialization issue fixed
+ Custom playlist naming changed
+ Matrix and Arrows ignored scale effect
+ Now using UTF-8 icons instead of notice/warning/error texts

You should check your command on "Yes" button in the "Resume" menu. If it similar to what you have on a screenshot - yes, it will start the first movie where resume is possible. To avoid this you should store the last started movie in the GPR or user parameter (variable) and check it in the "Resume"...

Hello Alan, Well... there are several ways to do it. Your approach is fine enough. Alternatively you can do it in the next way: - you can use HasDataInStorage in SWITCH to check if something was already written to the storage - it just checks for the settings file in the storage - you can set "Proje...

4.6.0.2077: + None action for the menu playlist + Fixed script and Switch/MA colors + Changed Switch/MA shortcuts (see help) + Fixed matrix buffer and buttons flashing + Fixed docker window minimum size + Fixed dark theme undocked windows init + Fixed minimum values + Fixed recent menu re-init for t...

4.6.0.2076:
+ isPIPFSon/isPIPFSoff fixed.
+ Added ability to use custom playlist in menus (enable this feature in program options).

Fixed in the latest beta

Yep, it takes data from PSR, but it does not work. Will fix in the latest beta.

Hello, As far as I can see you should use >= instead of == in all "if (nrBookmarks ...)" conditions except the latest one. I will ask Theo to take a look. Theoretically this code can be simplified public void UDF_UpdateTimeline() { // On open = identical to ActionEverySecond // THE FOLLOWING SECTION...