I always set my logging options to File, so there is a file 'rdairplay.log' that shows all events that were played in a day. I rotate the logs every night at midnight, and use a Perl script to create a daily aired log file that Natural Log can read for electronic reconciliation.
It seems to me you could do much the same and simply scan rdairplay.log for the cart number you are concerned with.
Rob -- Я там, где ребята толковые, Я там, где плакаты "Вперёд", Где песни рабочие новые Страна трудовая поёт. On Sat, 9 Jul 2016, Robert Jeffares wrote:
I have a script which picks up [road] traffic information from a dropbox and plays it 3 times. Audio is carted using rdimport and using RML PX it gets placed next and goes to air. Works well and handles multiple bulletins. When we have bad weather we have lots of data! I want to get the actual broadcast times and put them in the log the shell script generates. I thought I could make a macro cart which I can put in the log first, then put the traffic cart in so they play in sequence, the macro cart outputting time of day. I have thought of using Now & Next to somehow get data when that unique cart plays. Monitoring port 5860 and pulling in the data is something I can manage. But the how to generate the data in the first place is causing acute brain fade. Someone will have done this somewhere for something else. regards Robert Jeffares -- Big Valley Radio 64 Warner Park Avenue Laingholm Auckland 0604 09 8176358 0221693124 06 650 6087
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