Hi,
Just to stick my head above the parapet.
I’m actually the person behind the Radiotools site, so I just wanted to make
clear that “Airpro” exists really in name only to refer to Rivendell 2.19.3
with a few patches and internationalisations for the UK. The naming is because
I provide
Be aware this is Oracle, if you ever shake hands on a deal with them, count
your fingers afterwards. It's "binary compatible" but the upgrade script and
installer don't make it binary compatible, that requires hoops to be jumped
through. Instead by default the upgrade or install will use
I have 2.19.3 running on 20.04 with a backported QT3. 3.x has defeated me so
far.
Jonathan
First 105.1 FM Oxford, UK
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From: Brian McGlynn
Sent: Friday 25th September 2020 13:21
To: jorge soto
Cc: User discussion about the Rivendell Radio Automation System
Hi,
Since you’ve added the hostname to RDadmin it should “just work”. I’d double
check the new machine actually does have exactly the entered hostname just in
case and also check your user has permissions for the service in RDadmin.
Having said that, I wrote those instructions on
1. Looks exactly like the issue I logged in Github ticket 519 but
unfortunately I’ve not had the ability to do a backtrace yet. On my Ubuntu
system RDairplay terminates with the following:
"core dumped" qstring.h, line 699 error (#519)
Best regards,
Jonathan
From:
I’ve seen this very behaviour in 3.2.0 but I’ve only tested it with my rather
Rube Golberg like Ubuntu build, so assumed it was that. Rivendell gets to the
top of the hour and on the “make next” event does a “core dumped" qstring.h,
line 699 error. I’ve opened a ticket but not yet been able to
We use a Nextcloud server for this. /var/snd is synced between all machines (on
and off site) and once a day a shell script makes a database backup to the same
folder. This allows us to make a production machine a master in minutes (just
edit rc.conf to use the machines local MySQL server and
This sounds like the crazy defaults of CentOS where the majority of space can
end up allocated to /home rather than the system as a whole. You might want to
check your disk partitioning.
Jonathan
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On Behalf Of Mark Murdock
Sent: 27
Many thanks Fred.
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On Behalf Of Fred Gleason
Sent: 31 October 2019 21:43
To: Rivendell Users Group
Subject: Re: [RDD] Bulk change removes year in 2.19.2. Is this fixed in later
versions?
On Oct 31, 2019, at 16:59, Jonathan Cohen
Hi all,
It’s taken me ages to work out what caused the year field on random carts to
vanish, but by pure chance I’ve found it. We’re running 2.19.2 in on air at the
moment, so I was wondering if this has been reported or fixed in later versions
(my Google foo is weak tonight) or if it’s an
Is the pypad.py file in the same directory?
Best regards,
Jonathan
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On Behalf Of broadcast
Sent: 27 September 2019 03:09
To: rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org
Subject: Re: [RDD] PyPad
Hello,
So I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 on a
We use Nextcloud to sync the entire /var/snd folder to each client rather than
rsync. Advantages are it can work securely with or without a VPN, which is then
only required for remote clients to connect to the SQL database (we use OpenVPN
for that part).
Best regards,
Jonathan
From:
Just FYI, we use Owncloud to sync /var/snd between all machines, even local
ones, which seems to work well and also means any machine can be made a
standalone machine at short notice. However for remote users we have then
remote desktop to a local machine using Guacamole and share the audio
Hi Fred,
In my tests I found that some metadata (the carts notes field springs to mind)
did not transfer using the rdexport/rdimport method with its XML file. As a
result I wrote a set of PHP scripts to export and import carts, or groups of
carts, with also allows them to be moved between
I'm not in the US but I find this highly interesting. We don't use C-band here
for radio, but I have previously used it for links to African TV channels and
had not considered that might be impacted in future by 5G.
Thanks for the heads-up. :-)
Jonathan
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From:
For FM RDS and online, I’ve written a small Windows program that receives the
data via UDP from Rivendell and saves it to a text file. This is then used to
feed the RDS encoder, using it’s own app that polls the saved file. If that app
is of any use it’s available free on my site (shameless
Not related to Rivendell_filter and I'm not sure it would cope with 6
tracks, but I wrote some crude PHP scripts that export and import carts in bulk
between 2.19.2 systems, keeping all the segue and other data and also allowing
export and import between systems with different sample rates.
Once a week! I doubt if we reboot more than once a year on average and even
then only for other reasons such as power cuts etc. J
Running out of memory does not sound normal, no matter how long the machine has
been up, unless it’s something else running on the same machine?
Jonathan
I suspected that might happen and made a private mirror. If there’s demand from
people who are stuck building systems I could make it public, but there’s no
way to update it past 2.10.3 (though I use the Tryphon QT3 install to install
2.19.2 from source).
Jonathan
From:
Not sure if it's useful, but I have this issue quite often so built some PHP
scripts to export and import carts between systems. This has the advantage that
you can export and import individual carts or whole groups including basically
all their metadata (not just the data exported by RDexport)
So following this thread, I spent the weekend writing just this. What I've done
is put special voicetrack markers in the log, created a group for just the
liners and tied each liner to a particular music cart so it will only get
inserted in front of that cart (this is for "power intros" and
I’ve been looking at exactly the same situation, though we also want to add
“power intros” to songs if the presenter doesn’t voicetrack a link (where the
intro contains audio relating to the next track to be played).
The solution I’m working on breaks all the Rivendell rules about not editing
and answer them. :-)
Jonathan
Jonathan Cohen
Director - Broadcast Ltd, Oxford UK.
jonat...@readyformed.com
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