On Tuesday 11 June 2013, Max Goldstein, Operations Director wrote: > 1. What causes a cart to be marked as invalid?
Mostly by day parting or expiration date. It could also be a bad upload, which might go along with a zero- length audio file. Messed up files due to defects in the original file may or may not be marked as invalid. > When and by > what process(es) are such error conditions checked? at upload time for defects, any time you look, for expiration and out of day-part. > Are > invalid carts permanently lost? still there. > What can be done to prevent > invalid carts? In the case of day part or expiration, not sure you want to. > What is the proper way to deal with large > numbers (500+) of invalid carts? > 2. What if anything tells a user of rdariplay or rdlibrary > that a cart is invalid? It shows in red. > What happens if I try to access an > invalid cart's metadata? Metadata is usually ok, and likely will tell you why it is invalid. > What happens if I try to play it? Skips over it, goes on to the next one. > 3. What are the possible values of a CART's VALIDITY field in > the sql database, and what do they mean? don't know. _______________________________________________ Rivendell-dev mailing list [email protected] http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/mailman/listinfo/rivendell-dev
