Hi Rich
Just the one group and one scheduler code and 20 tracks per hour. I have
simplified the clocks just to see if it makes a difference, the only
thing that does is if I only us groups and no codes at all.
It appears from the responses that some are able to create logs with
scheduler
Hi Cliff
Thank you, every bit off information helps. Five minutes is much better
than two hours.
Regards
Stan
On 20/03/2019 3:48 am, Cliff Osbourne wrote:
We use scheduler codes on Quasar and generating logs takes nowhere
near that long, a matter of minutes in fact. Granted each day
Hi Robert
I will try creating a log using a much more powerful system. I am am
using a library of approximately 60,000 which I did think I might have
an impact but I'm only using very few options, just the one scheduler
code per hour and a single group.
On 20/03/2019 3:00 am, Robert
One of the tools we used to improve and reduce the time generating complicated
logs was mysqltuner. Optimizing mysql for which in some cases you have to
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Stan:
How many scheduler codes do you use per clock? I have about 25
scheduler codes but I don't use all of them for any
given clock. My most complicated clock takes about 5 minutes to generate
a 24-hour log.
Rich
On 3/19/2019 04:37, Stan Fotinos wrote:
Hi all
I have just experimented
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Thanks so much.
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We use scheduler codes on Quasar and generating logs takes nowhere near
that long, a matter of minutes in fact. Granted each day includes a
number of pre-recorded shows and we have a pretty big library of tracks
but even so.. All music is in a Group called 'Music' and each track
has a code
Stan,
The more options or criteria required to make a selection from the
library the longer it will take.
If you have 2000 songs it will be faster then if you have 20,000
2 hours for a days log is 'typical' on a computer with a basic amount of
ram and an early 64 bit processor.
You can
Thank you Lorne, it sounds like music logs will be created using a cron job
until version 3 is ready.
> On 20 Mar 2019, at 1:00 am, Lorne Tyndale wrote:
>
> Yes, as I recall there were some optimizations that were initially
> tested in V2, but then made their way into V3. From what I
Hi Patrick
I have also experimented with the track separation turn completely off but the
result is the same for me. But it does sound like for what you are saying that
version 3 maybe addressing some issue with this.
Thanks
Stan
> On 20 Mar 2019, at 12:49 am, Patrick wrote:
>
> There have
Yes, as I recall there were some optimizations that were initially
tested in V2, but then made their way into V3. From what I understand
the changes make use of temporary MySQL tables when creating the log
instead of doing things in arrays.
Lorne Tyndale
>
> There have been some optimizations
Thank you Chuck, I am happy it’s not just my setup. I do find it strange that
when I use groups to seperate the music genres instead of scheduler codes the
logs are created considerably faster.
> On 20 Mar 2019, at 12:22 am, Chuck wrote:
>
> We're still on v2.10.3, but yes, it takes 4 hours
There have been some optimizations made to scheduler in Rivendell 3. I'm not
aware of any issues with scheduler codes in the 2.x branch, but the stack that
keeps track of carts for artist/title separation grows indefinitely which could
severely slow down log generation. Rivendell 3 purges the
We're still on v2.10.3, but yes, it takes 4 hours to create one day's
music log of 432 songs using scheduler codes to separate rock and R
We run 2 logs, one music only, the other stopsets and programs with
macros to switch between them. On the other hand, takes only about 2
minutes to create a
Hi all
I have just experimented using scheduler codes to create music clocks. What I
am finding is that it takes approximately 5 mins to create 1 hour with 20 music
tracks per hour and approximately 2hrs to create to create a day’s music log.
If I only use a group or groups with no codes it
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