Hi Gavin,

On 9/8/20 8:31 AM, you wrote:
> 
> Never mind :)
> 

Wait! No fair! :)

What was the resolution to the issue?

It sounds like it might have been user error, but I'm curious to know 
what you (or Rivendell) did do make this happen.

Thanks!

   ~David Klann

> 
> On 9/09/2020 1:26 am, Gavin Stephens wrote:
>> I had a strange sequence of events this morning. On the way home from
>> work after 1am I heard a song that was sopose to play, not play even
>> though the log said it should have. Instead the one after it did, then
>> about 50 seconds in to the next song, the one that was sopose to play
>> finally started playing over the top of the next one and turned it in
>> to a train wreck.
>>
>> Fortunately I was under a minute from reaching the Rivendell machine
>> so double checked what I had done but with conclusion as to why it
>> occurred.
>>
>> I added a new song to the library this afternoon, and went in to the
>> already scheduled logs created by log manager via log edit, and
>> swapped out the odd existing song by choosing edit cart, to select the
>> new one for it's replacement. Then saved the log. I've done this to
>> about 4 logs for the rest of this week so I'm nervous it'll happen
>> again now.
>>
>> I've checked the log both in RDAirPlay as the two of them were both
>> playing, and the new item is set to segue, not play or stop or timed
>> event. Same with the item after it. What would cause this behaviour?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Gavin.
>>

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