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logg
Posted: 10 Oct 2014 10:13
by djanji
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.
Regards Jani
Re: logg
Posted: 10 Oct 2014 11:39
by djanji
And where can I copy this command to?
Log Header
Log Entry
Log Trailer
or some wear else
Regards
Jani
Re: logg
Posted: 10 Oct 2014 13:00
by radio42
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')!
Re: logg
Posted: 10 Oct 2014 20:43
by radio42
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.