You might be able to take advantage of the two "Aux Log" players in
rdairplay. This would be able to handle 3 "Regions" total.
You would have your common content and one region in the main log, then
with some macro commands embedded in the log at each break, they would
"break away" the other two regions to one of the aux logs and start them
playing, another macro at the end would "rejoin" the main log and stop
the aux logs until the next break. These macros would need to
determine which region's log it needs to play then swing the audio
(probably best done in Jack Audio, but could be done via external audio
switcher) to that player and back.
This would mean you would merge one of your traffic logs with the main
"music" log, but leave the others un-merged as in merge them to a blank
music template. This would likely increase the cost of your traffic
system to license it for more stations, but perhaps you have already
done this.
The macros might be a little tricky to get working correctly because
with the timing of things in Rivendell, macros don't always do what you
think they should do, but once you have it, it should just work.
On 5/5/2015 7:41 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Date: Tue, 5 May 2015 12:35:09 +0100
From: Jay Eames<[email protected]>
To: User discussion about the Rivendell Radio Automation System
<[email protected]>
Subject: [RDD] Split output
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Hi guys,
I realise this is probably is outside of the scope of Rivendell, but as a
question, what would be the best (and ideally, simplest) way to have a
split output for different regions. I.e. the main programming and music
would be common, but adverts and idents would be different for each output.
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