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marked with [-]. Additionally, return type [e] marks an error condition.
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When an EIAM results in an error, a error string explaining the
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It's not possible to use all EIAM commands to modify and control
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objects that belong to a connected chainsetup. Commands that
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do support this are: 'start', 'stop', 'setpos', 'rewind', 'forward',
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'c-select', 'c-muting', 'c-bypass', 'cop-select', 'copp-select'
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'c-select', 'c-muting', 'c-bypass', 'cop-select', 'copp-select',
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<p>Another set of commands are those which can be used with connected
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chainsetups, but not without an audible break. These are: 'cop-add',
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'cop-remove', 'ctrl-add', 'ctrl-select', 'ctrl-remove'