playlist mail to..., and first scriptline 4db louder
playlist mail to..., and first scriptline 4db louder
hi,
i got 2 questions:
1- is it possible to mail the played hour list, i looked true the forums but could not find any topic.
2- can i make the first scriptline 4 db louder and the rest of the scripline normal with ACPD ?
Greetz Mike.
i got 2 questions:
1- is it possible to mail the played hour list, i looked true the forums but could not find any topic.
2- can i make the first scriptline 4 db louder and the rest of the scripline normal with ACPD ?
Greetz Mike.
Re: playlist mail to..., and first scriptline 4db louder
Hi,
to 1) you can click on the main menu and select 'Print...' - this will invoke a print preview dialog in which you can also select to Export your playlist to several formals as well as eMail the playlist as a mail attachment.
But maybe you also meant some kind of automatic mail service. This doesn't exist out-of-the-box, but can be achieved e.g. by using the general 'Logging' function (see general setting, section 'Logging') where you can define a playlist based log file format. You might then mail this log file after it was generated.
Or you implement some 'service' yourself by using the control-commands and event interface, e.g. for each played song you send the track information to a web-server and handle the hourly mail out from there (e.g. using the general Event 'Playlist.OnTrackPlay' event and the EXEC_SEND_HTTP_GET command).
to 2) No, but you make the underlying track(s) 4dB louder, but a single script-line doesn't have that option.
E.g. you might create a 'dedicated' Media Library and then set for all contained tracks the Gain to +4 dB.
Then (instead of using the normal media lib) you pick a track from the dedicated media lib.
This should get you the same result.
to 1) you can click on the main menu and select 'Print...' - this will invoke a print preview dialog in which you can also select to Export your playlist to several formals as well as eMail the playlist as a mail attachment.
But maybe you also meant some kind of automatic mail service. This doesn't exist out-of-the-box, but can be achieved e.g. by using the general 'Logging' function (see general setting, section 'Logging') where you can define a playlist based log file format. You might then mail this log file after it was generated.
Or you implement some 'service' yourself by using the control-commands and event interface, e.g. for each played song you send the track information to a web-server and handle the hourly mail out from there (e.g. using the general Event 'Playlist.OnTrackPlay' event and the EXEC_SEND_HTTP_GET command).
to 2) No, but you make the underlying track(s) 4dB louder, but a single script-line doesn't have that option.
E.g. you might create a 'dedicated' Media Library and then set for all contained tracks the Gain to +4 dB.
Then (instead of using the normal media lib) you pick a track from the dedicated media lib.
This should get you the same result.
Bernd - radio42
ProppFrexx ONAIR - The Playout and Broadcast Automation Solution
ProppFrexx ONAIR - The Playout and Broadcast Automation Solution
Re: playlist mail to..., and first scriptline 4db louder
Hi,
Thanks for the explaination i will look into it.
for 2) i have already a seperate medialib so that would be easy to make it richt.
greetz mike
Thanks for the explaination i will look into it.
for 2) i have already a seperate medialib so that would be easy to make it richt.
greetz mike
Re: playlist mail to..., and first scriptline 4db louder
to 2) when you e.g. open the TAG Editor for a Track you'll find on the 'Track Data' page a 'Init. Gain' value. set this to +4dB.
Or in a playlist window select all related tracks and then right-click and select 'Track-Settings' and the 'Initial Track Gain (dB)' to modify all tracks at once.
Or in a playlist window select all related tracks and then right-click and select 'Track-Settings' and the 'Initial Track Gain (dB)' to modify all tracks at once.
Bernd - radio42
ProppFrexx ONAIR - The Playout and Broadcast Automation Solution
ProppFrexx ONAIR - The Playout and Broadcast Automation Solution