1. How is the program audio loaded into the system, dropbox,
manually...? (can you control the max length this way)
2. If you want your program closer to always play can you use a
"hardtime start" on this instead? (is fading out the program acceptable)
On 19/10/12 2:50 AM, WWNL Radio (AM-1080)
Hi Alban
Are you using Centos 5?
Thanks
Stan
On 19/10/12 12:22 AM, Alban Peignier wrote:
> On 10/18/2012 03:21 PM, Nathan Steele wrote:
>> Been using a delta 101 rack on mine for nearly 2 years, no problems,
>> also used a 44 in a production machine until we got an ASI card.
> Hi,
>
> We're usi
Hi Nathan
Is this using Centos 5?
Thanks
Stan
On 18/10/12 9:21 PM, Nathan Steele wrote:
> Been using a delta 101 rack on mine for nearly 2 years, no problems,
> also used a 44 in a production machine until we got an ASI card.
>
> Nathaniel C. Steele
> Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
seems like permissions on filesystem. Did you create a specific rivendell
user, didn't?
2012/10/18 Matthew Chambers
> Ok Just got the whole web thing figured out (I think). It's now all in
> /var/www/rd-bin/ and I have /etc/httpd/conf.d/rd-bin.conf in place with the
> correct path for /var/www/
Ok Just got the whole web thing figured
out (I think). It's now all in /var/www/rd-bin/ and I have
/etc/httpd/conf.d/rd-bin.conf in place with the correct path for
/var/www/rd-bin/ where it had those variables. I did a restart of
apache (service httpd restart) and
Unfortunately, an ASI card is not "in the cards" for us right now. . .
A 13-minute program can be anywhere between 11 and 17 minutes.
Here are some things I have considered:
-- Can you play several carts together using a macro command--and, will it
force all of the carts to play out in the m
How much "wobble" is there to the timing of the program elements in question?
If it is not an unreasonable amount, I would think an ASI card with
timesqueeze/stretch capabilities would be the best solution.
Enforce the playout time to be - say - exactly 13 minutes. The card calculates
how much
not sure that it is, but what you do is go into RDAdmin>Manage Hosts>
Edit >your host, and in the middle are two boxes marked:
HTTP Xport - This should be set to wherever your audio is stored
Core Audio Enginge - (CAE) this is where you want the audio to play
On my system both of these point to
>>
From: "Nathan Steele"
You can use these little machines for airplay and production, but
run CAE on a server with more slots and as many audio I/O's as you need.
<<<
Do you know where in the Rivendell documentation/wiki this process is
described; how to set up and configure such a playout sys
On 10/18/2012 03:21 PM, Nathan Steele wrote:
> Been using a delta 101 rack on mine for nearly 2 years, no problems,
> also used a 44 in a production machine until we got an ASI card.
Hi,
We're using M-Audio 44, M-Audio 66, M-Audio 1010LT et M-Audio 1010 for
many years under linux without proble
To be honest, I've had to use USB sound cards in some situations. I've
had an emu 0202 running for well over 6months serving a stream to
icecast. I've recently swapped the whole setup to liquidsoap with a
different USB sound card (the brand escapes me at the moment) and its
been running for n
On Thursday 18 October 2012 09:28:27 am Alan Peterson wrote:
> An exchange I started here on Aug 15-16 addressed some USB matters, with Rob
> Landry stating, "I have never found Rivendell to run reliably with any USB
> audio device. It will work for a couple of weeks, then it will stop working
>
You can also use these little machines for airplay and production, but
run CAE on a server with more slots and as many audio I/O's as you need.
Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM
On 10/18/2012 9:28 AM, Alan Peterson wrote:
> An exchange I started
An exchange I started here on Aug 15-16 addressed some USB matters, with Rob
Landry stating, "I have never found Rivendell to run reliably with any USB
audio device. It will work for a couple of weeks, then it will stop working
until the machine is rebooted."
I've stopped actively considering U
Been using a delta 101 rack on mine for nearly 2 years, no problems,
also used a 44 in a production machine until we got an ASI card.
Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM
On 10/17/2012 11:16 PM, Stan Fotinos wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Has any got a Delta
Rivendell uses Apache and a web cgi
script to do the importing/exporting. This was so that you could
lock down the /var/snd permissions.
It does seem confusing until you realise all you need to do is
make sure the Rivendell web components are in place corr
I know where /etc/rd.conf is but I've
not seen a rd-bin.conf or rdexport. my /var/snd/ is set to be
owned by the same user:group that the rivendell daemons run as and
it is also chmod'd to 777 (everyone do everything)
On 10/18/2012 7:12 AM, Alessio Elmi wro
Interesting... really.
I didn't think about it.
Alessio
2012/10/18 Wayne Merricks
> There isn't a set script for deletion other than manually writing an SQL
> query and doing the clean up with the files.
>
> Just curious have you tried setting cart/cut expiry dates and changing the
> purge set
There isn't a set script for deletion
other than manually writing an SQL query and doing the clean up
with the files.
Just curious have you tried setting cart/cut expiry dates and
changing the purge settings to remove them? (To be honest I'm not
sure
That sounds more like a permissions problem... In my case GUI edit and
deleting are ok, but I wanted do it by script.
I think you should check rd-bin.conf setup, rdxport chmod/setuid, var/snd
owner/chmod... but I always have problems facing the real guilty.
Alessio
2012/10/18 Matthew Chambers
>
I am having trouble with deleteing and
modifying existing carts. When I try to import a new cut, I get a
URL Not Valid error
On 10/18/2012 3:07 AM, Alessio Elmi wrote:
You mean using the GUI? Of course it is the best way.. but I needed to
prepare
They seem almost identical. XLR mic instead of TRS, and TRS(bal)
mixout instead of RCA(unbal).
Please, give us a feedback.. I think we probably need mainly RCA
input/output connections on the rear... If you can test them all.
Thank you in advance!
Alessio
2012/10/18 Ruediger :
> Looks nearly like
Looks nearly like my ESI U46 SE... Havn't used it with Rivendell but for
recording with audacity. On weekend i can try it...
Am 18.10.2012 um 09:40 schrieb Alessio Elmi :
> I am interesting too.. Please Wayne let us know if you have positive feedback!
>
> 2012/10/18 Wayne Merricks :
>> Anyone
You mean using the GUI? Of course it is the best way.. but I needed to
prepare scripts in order to give presenters more flexibility..
Alessio
2012/10/18 Bruce L.D. Mones :
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 3:45 PM, Alessio Elmi
> wrote:
>>
>> Hey guys,
>> could you find a way to remove cart by comma
On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 3:45 PM, Alessio Elmi wrote:
> Hey guys,
> could you find a way to remove cart by command line tools? Something
> like "rdlibrary --delete-cart=XYZ"..
> At the moment we manually delete XYZ.wav from /var/snd plus deleting
> record in db from "cart" table about cart XYZ. But
Hey guys,
could you find a way to remove cart by command line tools? Something
like "rdlibrary --delete-cart=XYZ"..
At the moment we manually delete XYZ.wav from /var/snd plus deleting
record in db from "cart" table about cart XYZ. But I am afraid about
ruining the entire db.
Thank you
Alessio
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I am interesting too.. Please Wayne let us know if you have positive feedback!
2012/10/18 Wayne Merricks :
> Anyone used the ESI U46XL? It seems to be exactly the kind of thing I'm after
> (apart from it being USB but beggars can't be choosers), I just can't find
> any decent Linux compatibility
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