I can’t figure out how, if it’s possible, to export cues and cue lists so they can be imported into a live production machine without saving the show and opening it on the other computer, which isn’t going to work because the cues need to be added to the other computer’s list of cue lists.
There’s an “Import CSV” button in the toolbar of the cuelist view but I have no idea what it’s expecting to import.
There is currently no import/export function in Onyx for show data.
I noticed the Import CSV button in the cuelist directory as well and wondered why it’s there and what it’s used for. Unless it’s half of a feature for a future update, I don’t see any point in an import without an export. I would love that functionality, though! Having a cuelist export to a CSV would help me a ton in what I do. The only export I could find in Onyx is to an XML deep in the report menu.
It’s for importing Reaper files
hello, how is the exact format of the csv file, just
for non reaper user.
so we think we can produce our timecode lists for this in exel?
thx
r.h.
??? please, is that a problem ?? ?
Please check Reaper resources or documentation: we currently only support importing regions and markers as generated by Reaper
so please, can anybody give us a example file of a reaper generated csv file which works with onyx import? we can not find a public one!
thx.
r.h.
Hi.
I’m sorry. I just saw your post. Chances are you no longer need an answer to this (too late!) but, I’ll leave it here just in case somebody needs it.
You need to create a .csv file with the format you can see in the attached image.
I’ll talk about REAPER:
The way the program export the .csv has all the Marks first, and then all the Regions. To be able to import it on ONYX, you have to have the Region, then the Markers, then the next Region, then its markers, then the third Region, then its markers, and so on.
It is also important the header of the columns. They must have those headers as you can see in the attached image.
I hope this reply can help somebody.
Cheers!
