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djanji
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I don't know what I'm doing it wrong, Global log map is empty and I don't know why. In other map are just daily playlist. How can I get song title and artist just like I see on playback history map otherwise I have to copy all the song from daily playlist to txt file for copyright agency. I know there is a much easy way of doing that, just I don't know.

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djanji
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And where can I copy this command to?
Log Header
Log Entry
Log Trailer
or some wear else

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The "Log Header, Entry, Trailer" defines the format of the log file; but not when its written.

As explained above; you need to use the above control-command in a system event handler (see general settings, section 'Events/Commands')!
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The log files are not written to automatically ;-)
You define when and what to write to it.
E.g. when writing to the Playlist log file you might use the following control-command:
EXEC_WRITE_PLAYLIST_LOG ${yyyy}${MM}${dd}_${plsname}
This control-command is by default used within the system event 'Playlist.OnTrackPlay'.

The control-command to use to write to the global log file is e.g. the following:
EXEC_WRITE_GLOBAL_LOG ${yyyy}${MM}${dd}_${plsname}
This control-command is however by default NOT used anywhere!
That's why you have to use that yourself.
E.g. add the above command also to the 'Playlist.OnTrackPlay' system event .
Alternatively you might also use the 'Streaming.OnSongTitleChanged' system event.

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