I can see some value in this, as we too have many programs that fit into 1/2 
hour slots. 
But we don’t change out programs nearly as frequently, so it’s less of an 
issue. 
One of our ‘standard’ format clocks is basically a long form (1/2 hour or more) 
show at the top of the hour, followed by music the rest of the hour, so that’s 
an easy clock to adapt for a new program.

in His service,
BJ Mora for GraceRadio at graceradio.net
KGCE-LP/Modesto NOW at FM 107.9!





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> Date: Sun, 01 Jul 2018 10:46:57 -0700
> From: "Lorne Tyndale" <[email protected] 
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> Subject: [RDD] RDLogManager daily grid - set to half hour points?
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> I don't know if there has been any thought to this, as it is outside of
> the conventional thinking in radio programming, but has there ever been
> any thought to allow for RDLogManager to set up schedules in its weekly 
> programming grid for programming that ends on the half hour mark?
> 
> I work with a non-profit station were we have a number of shows that are
> either 30 minutes in length or 90 minutes in length which end or start
> at the half-past the hour point.  While it is possible to develop what I
> refer to as a half and half clock (each half hour is a different show)
> in rdlogmanager, in some ways it would make life easier if it were
> possible to specify a 30 minute block in the programming grid - allowing
> to develop a "30 minute" clock (where only the first 30 minutes of the
> clock has anything in it) that would only apply to one particular show. 
> Then if / when the overall weekly programming grid gets changed (each
> month about 1 to 2 shows get shuffled to a new time slot) it would make
> it easier to move this type of programming around the weekly grid.
> 
> Anyways, I don't know if there is an easy way to do this or not, but I
> just thought I'd put the question out there.
> 
> Lorne Tyndale

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