There might be a better way, but after sleeping on it, why not create a
new scheduler code called NewGospel, and on your clock have it pick
mostly Gospel songs, but every once in a while pick a NewGospel
song. Since it won't even out the play count its not a perfect
solution, but will get the
Try to increase Title separation. Won't it force the scheduler to pick
some of the older songs?
Kind regards,
Morten
2013/2/21 Alan Smith alansm...@flinn.com:
There might be a better way, but after sleeping on it, why not create a new
scheduler code called NewGospel, and on your clock have it
Hey James,
I dont work in an environment where we need to do this, but in relation to your
Play_COUNTER of Zero causing the newer
cuts to play, one could go into the database to fix this. It does require a
bit of knowledge relating to how to use mysql to update values, but it is
pretty
We're testing a new Rivendell system and are observing some interesting
behavior in dropboxes.
We copy an old .wav file from a Windows machine into the dropbox. The file
gets swallowed and imported into Rivendell.
We then open rdlibrary and delete the cart.
Next, we copy the same file from
I'm working on my first Production system. The station does not use an
external Music scheduler, so I created clocks based on their input. One
of the events in the clock is the legal ID of course. There are only a
handful to choose from, but there is more than one. I let the scheduler
pick
I have the same on 2.1.4. I think its some duplicate checking. I
usually fix it by restarting the rdimport process (rdadmin - host -
dropboxes is enough to stop and start them or just rename the file to a
different name).
It seems very much by design rather than a bug.
On 2013-02-21 20:22,
