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Open the task manager and when you run it, the PLGenPro process and service do not appear

There is a problem, it does not generate the playlist that is programmed. I hit the manual option and it doesn't generate the playlist either.

This is not very useful when you are inspecting a very long playlist which at the same time is being edited (example: replacing tracks), it is not useful Going from top to bottom makes you lose a little time and dynamism. This according to me should always be seen. Just like the time

In the screenshot it is shown at the bottom left. But this is only shown when the cursor is placed on "playing left time". It would be good to have this information always visible. I don't know if it's good to have it there or show it somewhere else.

It is possible to add an option so that "Ends at" is always visible. This is super important in cases when you are not manipulating radioboss. Also when you are creating a playlist manually, so you always have control without placing the mouse over it. (honestly it doesn't seem comfortable to...

In my case, how would this be applied correctly? For a category that must necessarily select between 12 or about 15 tracks from said category, and where no track should be repeated for at least 6 hours, playing 3 songs from this category within a two-hour period. I’m not sure how you would...

Another question I have is whether PLGenPro takes into account the computer's time or RadioBOSS's time when selecting songs. I set (-) 5 hours in RadioBOSS, and it seems to me that the Playlist Gen Pro module does not read RadioBOSS's time since it is a separate module.

Hello, I would like to request a review or an additional option to strictly enforce the rules of priority or non-repetition. Some time ago, I wrote about this, but I am still experiencing these types of problems, as the rules I am setting are not being followed. In the screenshot, you can see...

This beat, at least for us, is very necessary, we work with the intro and outro of the songs. And it is easier for announcers to be guided by the bar than by the countdown.

Is adding the division of work areas in the additional window still being considered? I think I requested this 2 more than two years ago.

The idea is that the radioboss reads the location changes automatically... I know it can be done by cmd but automating from the radioboss would take away the headache of notifying the radioboss when a file has been moved

The idea seems good to me. A command to move or copy files from the scheduler would also be nice. to make route changes, programmed from the tool in the music library

A while ago I asked if this function was possible. But I wonder if this function could work like the "File Type" function that when entering files in a folder automatically assigns the file type.

I mean that the "search" history is not shown like in the PL

Yes, but I mean that it is shown in the same way (by positioning the cursor) as in the PL, in "search".. In order to see quickly by just positioning the cursor over the songs in "last played" of "search" . Also for a future update, show the hours and minutes. (15min ago) (12 hours ago)

About the "last played" history is not shown in the last played column of the "search". It is only shown when it is collapsed and not when it is expanded

Ok, I will continue testing with the instructions mentioned. Now as for the categories that have the rule of not repeating themselves for 6 hours, how do I decrease the priority of these? From what I understand, I think the minimum would be 0.5 days, which translates to 12 hours.

Here is the report with the same situation. With the difference that now I don't use the playrequestedsong command. https://www.djsoft.net/community/threads/radioboss-7-0-beta.11629/post-49797

I understand, but the priority does not work for me since, as seen in this screenshot, priority is given to songs older than 14 days and it does not select them. Just select the songs, there are many songs older than 14 days which have not been selected. From what I see, a very generic selection...

interesting... I'll try it, thank you very much