So a big thank you for giving the latest version of FCM the ability to automatically launch a particular table. A minor question/nitpick:
When launching TPA from FCM with a particular table from the command line, FCM seems to 'click' on the Recently Played button. *The table that actually starts is the correct table, however the audio that plays when the Recently Played button is clicked is whatever table is shown in the Recently Played, not necessarily the table that FCM actually will then correctly start up.
Not a huge deal, but it would be nice to hear the actual audio from the table I'm about to play.
1. Does anyone else experience this?
2. If so, how to fix? *I didn't really find anything like an .ini file or registry setting that readily identifies this piece of information so I could have a script change it for instance. Not sure if a particular file could be blown away that would just contain this information and nothing else (e.g. display settings, high scores).
Again, extremely nit-picky and I can live with it, just wanted things to be perfect now that FCM has this awesome capability.
When launching TPA from FCM with a particular table from the command line, FCM seems to 'click' on the Recently Played button. *The table that actually starts is the correct table, however the audio that plays when the Recently Played button is clicked is whatever table is shown in the Recently Played, not necessarily the table that FCM actually will then correctly start up.
Not a huge deal, but it would be nice to hear the actual audio from the table I'm about to play.
1. Does anyone else experience this?
2. If so, how to fix? *I didn't really find anything like an .ini file or registry setting that readily identifies this piece of information so I could have a script change it for instance. Not sure if a particular file could be blown away that would just contain this information and nothing else (e.g. display settings, high scores).
Again, extremely nit-picky and I can live with it, just wanted things to be perfect now that FCM has this awesome capability.