Timed key combination to application - (Moved)

[MadCave]

Hi all script gurus out there.
Here is a person who is bad on scripting but in "need" of a function.
Hope some can be of assistant

Here is the scenario 
I am running a stream with OBS and the source is a IP camera using rtsp 
The problem is that OBS is kind of buggy and the rtsp stream freezes sometimes.
(quite known issue)

I found a script someone had made for solving it but it did not work.
What I want is to send a key combination with a timer.
And then wait for a specified time and then do the same.

I have started with this script but i can't figure out how to setup the timers.
I am not good at reading wikki's about this kind of things sadly.

 

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#include <Array.au3>
Global Const $sFullPath = "C:\Program Files\obs-studio\bin\64bit\"
Global Const $sPIDname = "obs64.exe"
Global Const $sWinTitle = "[TITLE:OBS; CLASS:Qt5QWindowIcon]"
Global Const $sWinText = "OBS 30.1.2"

Global Const $sSendHide = "{CTRLDOWN}H{CTRLUP}" ; OBS hotkey to hide media (stop)
Global Const $sSendShow = "{CTRLDOWN}S{CTRLUP}" ; OBS hotkey to show media (play)

 

So what i need in that is a timer that telling the script to send the keycombo then a time to wait then repeat the function
I hope any of you out there have a suggestion how to make this possible :)
 

[Melba23]

Moved to the appropriate AutoIt General Help and Support forum, as the Developer General Discussion forum very clearly states:

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[Nine]

Use AdlibRegister with the time you want between each Send.  Then just create a Sleep While Loop to keep your script running.

Try it and come back if you need further help.

When your post code, please use the method shown in the link.

Edited July 31, 2024 by Nine

[Andreik]

Check in help file AdlibRegister() for an easy way or if you want to calculate the time by yourself look for TimerInit() and TimerDiff().