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This version is very old, so I suggest you to consider updating to the latest version. Other things you can try is to use a different sound device, or switch the driver mode from WASAPI to DirectSound in Playback settings.

It's all under development and supposed to be released in September.

Silence usually means two things: nothing was playing at all, or something was playing, but it was silence (e.g. a track with silence in the middle). In your case, it seems the latter, because the log says "Current track: 0" meaning the first track in the playlist was playing.

Please write in English.

Tracks are first loaded from the specified track sources, then sorted alphabetically (natural sorting). For instance, when the playlist was created, three tracks were taken from that category, that is, position = 4 (1 initial 3 tracks taken). Next time you generate a playlist with this...

What RadioBOSS version do you use and does it show any error messages in the log window?

There are many things where Intro is used - Voice Track, Auto Intro, countdown timer for intro, maybe even somewhere else. Adding another Intro value will certainly bring confusion and lots of additional options like "If Intro A is not set then use Intro B / Use Intro B with X offset / some...

Tracks are mixed according to crossfade settings: https://manual.djsoft.net/radioboss/en/crossfades.htm Auto Intro is positioned according to the settings specified in the auto intro rule. Next track starts playing at Mix point of the playing track. Then Auto Intro will play - according to when...

Tre track is played up to its Mix point then another tracks starts, and the track will continue to play until it fades out. Auto Intro does not affect this, only crossfade settings.

Noted for the future updates.

You should ask more specific questions here, otherwise it's unknown what you have a problem with.

I noted this for the future improvements. I think logical way would be to ignore "Follow selection" / "Auto scroll options" if dragging (inside the playlist) is in process. This way no selection or scroll changes will occur, and dragging will work as expected.

This error message means it can't connect to the streaming server because the server does not respond.

For that, it's much more reliable to use FTP synchronization tools, it will keep your local music folder and files on RB Cloud synchronized. With report approach, you will need to compare it manually, which is time consuming and not practical if there are 1000s of files.

It can happen due to "Selection follows playback" and also "Playlist auto scroll" option (it scrolls the playlist so that the playing track is visible). So when dragging, it may cause conflicts. It seems rare though, I just tried couple of times and it seems to still be working fine. If...

Yes, but technically it's proven to be problematic (Icecast server doesn't handle this properly), so we decided against using this feature.

If you drag while playing track is being switched, this may lead to some unexpected behavior, especially if "Selection follows playback" is enabled. But when you drag a track, no double click occurs, so this shouldn't be necessary I guess.

For what situation this can be useful?

Do you use the latest version? We checked this here and the beds are faded out after the next track starts. Maybe try a larger fade duration?

We were unable to reproduce this here, after the following music track starts, the voice track bed fades out properly for all cases: when the bed is assigned for voice tracks, or when it's assigned for a file type with the "treat as a voice track" option. The fade out is performed according to...