I've created a sequence on the sound programming utility. I saved the sequence. On the remote I went to settings and downloaded the list. It shows that it downloads sounds and sequences. Then I go under FoxCast and the new sequence is not there. Not sure what I'm doing wrong??
FoxPro x24 - Sequences
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DeereGreen
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Did you name the sequence correctly. I had trouble figuring this all out as well.
The fox cast sequence has to be named a specific way or it won’t work. I think I was trying to fit a dash in the name and it wouldn’t work like that.
Call FOXPRO they will walk you through it.
The fox cast sequence has to be named a specific way or it won’t work. I think I was trying to fit a dash in the name and it wouldn’t work like that.
Call FOXPRO they will walk you through it.
Are you sure you want to use a sequence?
I've been using Foxpro since their earliest days. Full blood Foxpro fanbody. Recorded their first really successful sounds for them. Original member of their Pro Staff (I think they retired my number by now though).
I've never seen the utility in the sequences feature though. To have sounds change on a predetermined basis just seems counter productive to me. I change sounds for a reason, when I want to. If a coyote is running in on a string, I don't want the sound to change indiscriminately.
Not saying you shouldn't use a sequence. Just, I think you should have a really well defined strategy as to why you would, before you do. I've never found a compelling strategy to use a sequence, myself.
- DAA
I've been using Foxpro since their earliest days. Full blood Foxpro fanbody. Recorded their first really successful sounds for them. Original member of their Pro Staff (I think they retired my number by now though).
I've never seen the utility in the sequences feature though. To have sounds change on a predetermined basis just seems counter productive to me. I change sounds for a reason, when I want to. If a coyote is running in on a string, I don't want the sound to change indiscriminately.
Not saying you shouldn't use a sequence. Just, I think you should have a really well defined strategy as to why you would, before you do. I've never found a compelling strategy to use a sequence, myself.
- DAA