Yes and No.
Maybe not exactly as you described it, but maybe similar...
The issue with a two-sided 'request' system is, that the 'Plan PC' receives and edits the requests and maintains a list.
Once this list is 'transferred/loaded' by the 'OnAir PC' that list must be deleted in order to ensure, that the same entries are not loaded again.
So a two-way sync needs to be somehow done.
The playlist window itself doesn't contain such feature, but there are several options.
The first thing I must assume is, that both PC are using the exact same audio data and the paths to it.
At least they share and access the same media libraries (or use the same media library server).
This to ensure, that when a track (filepath or guid) is submitted to the other PC, those media entries can be loaded and accessed!
Further I assume, that the 'Plan PC' basically uses the Find Window to resolve the music requests and my be use a playlist window to which those requests tracks are finally added.
And your enabled on both PC the TCP/IP remoting server feature (see general settings, section 'GPIO').
The idea I have in mind is the following:
- the 'Plan PC' maintains a fixed playlist at a shared location, "E:\share\request.pfp"
- on the 'Plan PC' this playlist starts growing and after some time it should be submitted
- so it is saved to a file
- you created a custom user command button (see the User Commands window) which sends a command to the 'OnAir PC' to append that playlist file to its current playlist
- i.e. use the PLS_CURRENT_APPEND_PLAYLIST command
- once the user pressed the user command button the playlist entries might be removed (manuall task, e.g. CTRL+A to mark all and then SHIFT+Del to remove all entries
- now on the 'Plan PC' this playlist starts growing again...
- etc.
The main task is therefore to create the User Command button on the 'Plan PC' and assign the right command:
Sending control-commands to a remote PC is explained here:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=12
But in short the following should do the job:
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EXEC_SEND_TCP 192.168.1.17:8052|AUTHORIZATION password${CRLF}${CRLF}PLS_CURRENT_APPEND_PLAYLIST E:\share\request.pfp${CRLF}${CRLF}
Note, that you must replace the IP-address and port number as well as the password with YOUR respective values.
Let me know if that works for you.