Re: [RDD] Making sure elements play

2012-10-19 Thread WWNL Radio (AM-1080)
>> 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) Fading out the program is no

Re: [RDD] Making sure elements play

2012-10-18 Thread Stan Fotinos
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)

Re: [RDD] Making sure elements play

2012-10-18 Thread WWNL Radio (AM-1080)
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

Re: [RDD] Making sure elements play

2012-10-18 Thread Alan Peterson
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