The issues discussed by the OP have been my biggest problem with RD, I 
would love to see changes that worked and made them a thing of the past. 
Though I have since been able to overcome most issues, I did about a 
month ago start having problems again. Tried many things and eventually 
what worked was exactly what we were doing before....no idea why it 
didn't work right the 4 days in a row that it didn't. I like the thought 
of a rolling log. I assume this would allow one to VT and not reload the 
log as long as you are VT'ing ahead of the "buffer" 20 events or 1 hour 
or whatever is decided. I know we could use the auto update log feature, 
but I have decided the potential for danger is too high, so for now if 
they VT in the same day they have to reload the log, which occasionally 
results in playing a song over again.....

Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM

On 9/17/2012 1:46 PM, Cowboy wrote:
> On Monday 17 September 2012 01:31:38 pm Wayne Merricks wrote:
>> This is more complex in terms of required changes but has some benefits
>> (and drawbacks).  For example airplay always populates with x items to
>> play.  Lets say 20 for now.  When event 1 starts playing, event 21 is
>> appended to the end of the list.
>>
>> If we get a log chain we append event 1 of the that new log to the end.
>   Personally, I like it.
>   I'm also somewhat taken aback that it hasn't come up before !?
>
>   Yet another advantage would be that if there were some problem
>   with the newly appended event ( file not found, whatever ) you'd have
>   the time of those pending 20 events to fix or replace.
>
>   It's a paradigm shift, but one likely worth considering.
>

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