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Re: file over soundbed, is mixing too early without any next point.

Posted: 29 Mar 2016 20:27
by radio42
In you last post you said: it seems working so far.
So why did you delete all? What exactly was not working in your previous configuration?

Twice an hour to me sounds like A and B - where is C coming from?
How are they scheduled? In parallel? At different times?

Where exactly did you define the 'Soudbed'?
Only in the script or maybe also for individual files or your library tracks?
When you later say, that when you PFL your tracks, that some are using a soundbed - that sounds to me, that you might have defined some soundbeds directly in the audio tracks or media lib tracks?
Note, that you might assign an "Automatic Soundbed Option" to a single track and save this info along with the track's meta data!
See the "Track Control Command Events" item from the playlist's "Track Settings..." context menu...?!
E.g. once you opened you media lib as a playlist file.

When you say above for C: is made of many different 2mn anouncements(in a dedicated folder) playing over a 2mn soundbed.
How can the announcement now be only 2sec. long?

And please send me you 3 scripts (.pfs files) to take a look what exactly you have defined.
(maybe together with 2 or 3 of your trouble some announcement files...)

Re: file over soundbed, is mixing too early without any next point.

Posted: 29 Mar 2016 22:59
by radio42
The zip contains some .pfs script files - which all look okay.
But unfortunately no audio tracks - which are important in this case I guess...
Can you at least zip me you "rubrique" audio folder to test with - as in my tests using my own audio files all was working fine.
Please also attach one of your soundbed files you are using, e.g. "bed rubrique 2mn.mp3"!
And, please also send me a screen shot of your "Meta Data/WaveForm" general settings.
Thanks

Re: file over soundbed, is mixing too early without any next point.

Posted: 30 Mar 2016 08:00
by moogwill
Hi Bernd,

how are you this morning? ;)

here are the requested files

http://www.easymedias.com/prpfrx/overla ... 0datas.zip

And tanks again for those sharp feedbacks ;)

Thomas.