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Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 12:53
by radio42
That is possible today - but wouldn't solve your issue.
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 13:19
by Farbo
Of course, but I am not awaiting you will solve all my issues. I am just find out some possibilities.
Bernd, if I define overlay to be inserted into playlist how can I change it is loaded to playlist as one item and not as embedded container? I would just like overlay scheduler to insert for example jingle into playlist as a track in order to be able to use ACPD (and manual cue points) for that track. Now when embedded container is loaded from overlay scheduler and track from script is loaded as container into playlist it has for example long end time with quite part under -45dB, so I want to use this track as if it was normally loaded into playlist.
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 13:20
by Farbo
radio42 wrote:That is possible today - but wouldn't solve your issue.
Please, let me know how?
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 14:58
by Farbo
Bernd, please, can I achieve this?
" if I select option marke as played, how could I achieve items currently loaded into DJ Player are listed at top of playlist window and not in the middle. i.e. items marked as played are above these tracks loaded into DJ Player but are visiblle only if I scroll in the playlist. I do not know how to explain it more easily."
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 18:41
by radio42
That is currently not possible.
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 19:22
by radio42
There is no way to detect and differentiate manually added tracks from automaticaly scheduled tracks.
So yes, also manually added Tracks would be 'Marked As Played'.
And yes, you might use the 'Max. Marked' value to not deleted those Tracks automatically from the Playlist - so that they stay in your Playlist.
Re: Scheduler Start Options
Posted: 11 Jun 2012 20:29
by radio42
You can select (from the playlist context menu) the "Add - Insert Embedded Container From...".
This opens a dialog in which you can select 'Overlay-Entry' and specify an Overlay Name to use.
As such a playlist entry is created which will use that Overlay to play out.
Once such entry is loaded to a DJ Player - the resp. Overlay is evaluated and played out in the DJ Player.
However, the same playout logic applies as already explained above.
So as said this would solve your issue.
There is no way to let an Overlay Scheduler entry inject or modify your Playlist.