Re-open playlists created by playlist template wizard

[andrerotgans]

Hi,

is there an easy/quick way to 're-open' a playlist created by (and maybe partially voice-tracked) the playlist template wizard from with the program scheduler view, thus without having the DJ to use open and browse for the playlist for that hour on the filesystem itself ? This will allow the not-technical user the easy voicetrack already scheduled programs.

Kind regards,

André

[radio42]

Which version are you using?
The latest one? Id nit pls update first.

[radio42]

There is no way for the system to determine, if a playlist created by the playlist template wizard is partially voice tracked or complete.
So there is currently no 're-open' feature available from within the program scheduler.
However, you might use the standard 'Open' sub-menu...as it lists the last 10 opened (most recently used) playlists.

[andrerotgans]

Hi Bernd,

Sorry, I may have caused a misunderstanding with my remark about de playlist being voicetracked or not. That doesn't matter, what I mend was just a way to open a playlist created by the template wizard from within the program scheduler, without having to rely on the 'Open' sub-menu.

[radio42]

As said, there is currently not such menu.
But I might take a look to add such.

[radio42]

Added in v3.0.11.40!

[andrerotgans]

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Hi Bernd,

I upgraded, but, I only get the options mentioned in the attachement. Tried it several times, checked for the right version, I must be doing something wrong, but what....

[radio42]

That is a bit strange?!

Did you actually select a scheduler entry?
It is directly located underneath the 'Create Playlist Template...' item, see here...

[andrerotgans]

Yes, I did select a scheduler entry.... Tried it once again, but still not working. I just doesn't show the bottom two options.

[radio42]

These 2 menu items ONLY appear for 'future-dated' entries!
However, I'll take a look again, what might else be causing it in your case...