Re: [RDD] Scheduling a cart imported from a Dropbox..

[Robert Jeffares]

Hi Rich,

Assign a cart to each hour of the show which we will assume is a weekly 
show.


The carts need to be members of a suitable GROUP.

My weekly shows are in a group called FEATURE.

Create Two events: Show Hour 1 and Show Hour 2  [rdlogmanager > edit events]

Drag and drop the appropriate cart into each event.

Now create two Clocks, one for hour 1 and one for Hour 2

Each clock has the appropriate event in it. You may put an ID in at the 
top and you may include some fill music at the end of each hour


Go to the GRID for your SERVICE and put the CLOCKS in the appropriate hours.

Create logs for the day(s)

If the programmes hit the dropbox and get carted they get played.


regards


Robert


On 06/08/17 13:22, Rich Gattie wrote:



Hello all!

I have a dropbox setup to import a file that a friend uploads, and it 
goes into the library with no problems. I am creating new carts for 
each file which is an hour of the show, that is imported.


My question now is, how do I get Rivendell to insert the last 2 carts 
in that group, which would be Hrs 1 & 2, to the correct area of the 
log, the 9pm and 10pm hours of the log?


The log is already generated when he uploads the file, so what I have 
been doing, is going into LogEdit and adding them manually.


So I'm looking to automate it now.

Suggestions?

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[RDD] Scheduling a cart imported from a Dropbox..

[Rich Gattie]

Hello all!

I have a dropbox setup to import a file that a friend uploads, and it goes
into the library with no problems. I am creating new carts for each file
which is an hour of the show, that is imported.

My question now is, how do I get Rivendell to insert the last 2 carts in
that group, which would be Hrs 1 & 2, to the correct area of the log, the
9pm and 10pm hours of the log?

The log is already generated when he uploads the file, so what I have been
doing, is going into LogEdit and adding them manually.

So I'm looking to automate it now.

Suggestions?

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Re: [RDD] Manage Replicators

[Lorne Tyndale]

Hi,

Sounds like you're looking for rivendell_filter

rivendell_filter will copy carts and database entries for a cart group,
or a range of carts (or a single cart) to another system.  I did this
not too long ago to use a laptop as a demo of Rivendell, I wanted to
grab a sample set of carts as opposed to an entire library.  You can
search the Wiki, here's the direct link:

http://rivendell.tryphon.org/wiki/RIVENDELL_FILTER.txt_-_Usage_Notes_for_the_%27rivendell_filter%27_Import_Script.

What I did for my setup:

1. Installed a fresh copy of Rivendell in stand alone mode on my demo
laptop, got it all up and running, made sure I could play a test file
and such. Tested a local import and made sure that worked, etc.

2. Created the groups on my demo system that I wanted to bring over

3. Temporarily mounted my /var/snd on my Source Rivendell server to a
folder in the home folder on my demo machine with read only access to
the source (so I mounted the source /var/snd to a folder that I created
/home/demo/mnt )

4.  Made sure I had enough disk space, and then ran from a shell:

rivendell_filter -h 192.168.0.100 -u rduser -p letmein -A /home/demo/mnt
-g MUSIC1

It took some time, but imported the entire MUSIC1 group on to my demo
laptop.

Note, it does not import things such as clocks, logs, etc. This script
only deals with carts in the library, so if you want that to come across
you'll need to use one of the methods to do this.  But it sounds like it
this may be what you're looking for.

Lorne Tyndale


> 
> 
> Hello,
> 
> A stand alone but I need only one or two groups of carts. 
> Unfortunately, the carts numbers are too mixed in differents so I can't 
> rely on these
> 
> My /var/snd is too big for this computer :-)
> 
> In RDAdmin -> 'Manage Replicators' you can choose groups but it doesn't 
> seem to export to another Rivendell.
> 
> If there is no easy way, I'll do it with a SQL request but I don't want 
> to reinvent an existing procedure :-)
> 
> Thx
> 
> PVB
> Le 2017-08-04 22:09, Lorne Tyndale a écrit :
> > Hi,
> >
> > It all depends on what exactly you're trying to achieve.  Are you 
> > trying
> > to have this "outside" system tied in / connected to your main system 
> > at
> > the station, or is it going to be a stand-alone?
> >
> > Replicating the system is fairly straight forward - have Rivendell
> > installed on your target machine.  Copy over your /var/snd to your 
> > new
> > machine.  Copy over the database.  Make sure your new machine is 
> > listed
> > / set up in the rivendell hosts in rdadmin and has access to the 
> > service
> > / library / etc that you want it to have access to.  You're then up 
> > and
> > running with a stand alone machine which has the same music library /
> > clocks / etc.
> >
> > Lorne Tyndale
> >>
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> We'd like to copy our Rivendell to a light version in a computer for
> >> outside animation (without show specific carts)
> >>
> >> I found an old mail
> >> 
> >> (http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/pipermail/rivendell-dev/2011-December/014270.html)
> >> talking about Replicators.
> >>
> >> It seems that it answers our concern but I don't know if the feature
> >> has been developped since
> >>
> >> Is it the right explanation ?
> >>
> >> Thanks :-)
> >>
> >> PVB
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Re: [RDD] A handy feature

[Hoggins!]

Interesting ! I seem to recall there was a time it was not possible !
Right now we have several configured dropboxes for the same directory,
listening to mp3, MP3, flac, FLAC, etc.

Having only one dropbox definition per actual directory will be great
for us.

Thanks !

Le 05/08/2017 à 10:53, Pascal Vanbel - RUN a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> In our dropboxes, we use /path/to/folder/* without extension
>
> It works perfectly. Rivendell imports ogg, mp3 and wav together
>
> PVB
> RUN 




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Re: [RDD] A handy feature

[Pascal Vanbel - RUN]

Hi,

In our dropboxes, we use /path/to/folder/* without extension

It works perfectly. Rivendell imports ogg, mp3 and wav together

PVB
RUN

Le 2017-08-05 04:26, David Klann a écrit :

Filenames don't have to be in a specific format in order to work with
Rivendell dropboxes. The dropbox setup GUI allows one to specify, for
example, "all MP3 files" (using the familiar pattern *.mp3) in the
dropbox path spec (for "all FLAC files" you'd use "*.flac"), but 
other

than that, there is no filename restriction. If one wants to
programmatically import both MP3 files and WAV files from the same
directory, one would configure two different Rivendell dropboxes; one
with the "*.mp3" pattern in the path specification, and one with the
"*.wav" pattern.

You *may* specify a file naming pattern using "percent escapes" as
placeholders for things like artist name (%a), track title (%t), and
album name (%l), but these are optional elements of Rivendell
dropboxes.

I find it slightly clumsy, but it does work and it's straight forward
once you get used to it.

  ~David Klann

   Broadcast Tool & Die

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On 08/04/2017 08:14 PM, Mike Carroll wrote:


I haven't used Rivendell's dropboxes, but don't the file names have
to be a particular format that's known beforehand to Rivendell?

On Fri, Aug 4, 2017 at 9:04 AM Hoggins! 
wrote:


Hello there,

I guess that's what dropboxes are for in Rivendell. At least
that's how
we use them : copy all the contents of a USB drive to a dropbox
folder,
and let it smoothly "rip" its contents.

Hoggins!




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