just looked at this and you need to set Title Seperation in Event to
100 or 120 or so. Setting to 1 won't give you waht you want

regards

Robert

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 3:41 AM, Morten Krarup Nielsen
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for your help, I really want to do this right.
>
> I created a new Group - B rotation for my test:
> http://imgur.com/MYcTr
> None of these songs have scheduler codes, and they all have exactly
> four plays, before starting this experiment.
> Then I created the event:
> http://imgur.com/mfsU4
> Then I created an hour of music:
> http://imgur.com/nXV2Y
> I assigned this hour to all of Monday and Tuesday and generated a log
> for those two days.
> Then I guess that each song should be played the same amount of times,
> and that the song played on 00:00 at Monday, should be played at 01:00
> on Tuesday. However that didn't happen. Heres the result:
>
> Moony: 2 plays on Monday, 4 plays on Tuesday = 6 plays for the two days
> Soulmagic: 6 Monday, 4 Tuesday = 10
> Missy Elliot: 5 Monday, 7 Tuesday = 12
> Room 5: 7 Monday, 4 Tuesday = 12
> Manijama feat. Mukupa: 4 Monday, 5 Tuesday = 9
>
> The song with most plays, is played twice as many times as the least
> played song. Also they are played rather random.
> Here's the log for Monday:
> http://textsnip.com/3ed468
> And Tuesday:
> http://textsnip.com/589435
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Morten
>
> 2012/2/26 Robert Jeffares <[email protected]>:
>> You are using one GROUP = MUSIC
>>
>> Make a New Second GROUP [rdadmin > Manage Groups]
>>
>> Call it AROTATE
>>
>> Put the 5 CARTS in the AROTATE GROUP [Use RDLibrary and EDIT]
>>
>> Make a new EVENT [RDLog Manager Top Option]
>>
>> Call it "Play an A Rotate" and have it select a Cart from the AROTATE group
>>
>> Then replace the MUSIC Event at :32 in the CLOCK you are using with
>> the new event.
>>
>> Put the clocks in for a day or 2 or 3 or 5  and create a LOG
>>
>> Then run the log.
>>
>> If you have all the tracks in MUSIC and are using Scheduler Codes to
>> pick selections you wont get the result you want [ as you have found]
>>
>> You have got the 5 songs on separate CARTS. If they are all on one
>> cart the play will be random. Over time they even out.
>>
>> I am not in the right place to send you the screenshots that go with
>> this. You should be able to find your way there.
>>
>> While the scheduler code feature is great for setting dayparts, genre,
>> tempo, and all the other flags you ever need on a title, the GROUPS
>> are the first way to distinguish songs for airplay.
>>
>> RD will break or ignore scheduler codes.
>>
>> The GROUP is carved in stone.
>>
>> Hope this helps
>>
>> Robert
>>
>> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 12:14 AM, Morten Krarup Nielsen
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Thank you for getting back to me.
>>>
>>>> If you start out with 5 tracks they will schedule evenly.
>>>
>>> Ok, I tried to rip 5 new tracks from a CD, with 5 different artists
>>> not represented in the other categories.
>>> I assigned my hour with test music to 5 hours in the grid, so every
>>> artist in A rotation should be played exactly one time. All my music
>>> is in the Music category, and I use scheduler codes for A rotation, B
>>> rotation, Oldies and so on. I have scheduled one A rotation every
>>> hour.
>>> However:
>>> Missy Elliot was played 1 time
>>> Room 5 was played 3 times
>>> Moony was played  1 time
>>> Mukupa was played 0 times
>>> Soulmagic was played 0 times
>>>
>>> How can that be?
>>>
>>> Thank you.
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>> Morten
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