The easiest way to accomplish what your wanting to do is create a cart
for each program part and use the scheduler or logedit to then schedule
the carts in order.
ex: Program Open Cart # 009801
Program Part 1 Cart # 009802
Program Part 2 Cart # 009803
Program Part 3 Cart # 009804
.....
Program Close Cart # 009899
you can then also create a group just for that program to help in
managing the carts when you have to update them and for scheduling them.
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On 3/20/2012 10:03 AM, Wayne Merricks wrote:
If you're only going to play a cut once and never again have a look at day
parting. I guess you could put an expiry date on the cut and that would
be that. If you need to do a rotating play e.g. 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3 etc then
as far as I know this can't be done due to the way cuts are randomly
selected (please correct me if I'm wrong I'm sure a few people would like
to know this answer too).
Weights just add a bias to the random selection. For example a cut with a
weight of 10 should be randomly picked 10 times more often than a cut with
a weight of 1
On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 13:25:18 -0000, Isaac Betancourt
<[email protected]> wrote:
thanks for helping people guys....
I am planning to set an automatically scheduled program some of them
just one cart, I make a specific pattern on RDLogEdit for this that
allows that the drop-box pick up every cut in the place it must be...
example "start talk" , "end talk" , "comments"<-- this cart called
comments have a lot of cuts, but can not be played randomly, I want
when I set this and rdairplay pick up this cart play next cut into the
cart [1,2.3.4,5]; I see that cuts have an Option called Weight*** is
this option to set the order to play? or do I have to do this on a
different way?
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