mod-script-pipe
From Audacity Development Manual
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Peter 11Apr19: P1 surely the "M" in "mod-script-pipe" should not be capitalized. It is not capitalized in the app. Connie has now yet ruled on this
- Peter 12Apr19: and you can only do this via a DISPLAYTITLE ...
The experimental mod-script-pipe is a GUI plug-in that allows Audacity to be driven from an external scripting language such as python
Obtaining mod-script-pipe
mod-script-pipe is available in alpha builds of Audacity 2.3.2 from FossHub Audacity-Devel. If you are trying it out, please subscribe to the audacity quality list and ask for further details.
- For Windows it is installed by the 'Windows Installer'
- For Mac it is installed by the 'MacOS DMG'.
- For Linux you will need to build it yourself (on the same day as building Audacity). The forum is best place to get help with this.
Installing mod-script-pipe
Modules are enabled and disabled using the Module Preferences page
Using mod-script-pipe
The manual has a page called Scripting on using mod-script-pipe.
If we update that alpha manual page with better instructions, we'll link to the alphamanual, and tell visitors that is what we have done
Supported commands
The manual contains a full list of supported commands.