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You made me laugh.Hot keys now work in AUX players
AUX players are gradually evolving to a fully featured playlist. Currently it can be used as a playlist editor, to preview tracks, as a cart wall, etc.pety said:Who will use them without FadeIn and FadeOut ? In this moment hotkeys for AUX's are useless. Can you suggest a situation when I can use them ?
Starting from RB 4.9 you can go from one version to another by a simple re-install to the same folder. It works in any direction: from older version to a newer one, or from newer version to an older one. The settings will be preserved. There's also settings backup and restore feature which helps in restoring things... Restoring the whole partition is an overkill in this situationpety said:My radio station still works with latest 4.9 version. The reason is a good one. Version 5, now at 0.3.0 still have a lot of bugs. I cannot risk a lot of installations and de-installations (or, in my case saving C partition entirely, for the fastest restore).
You're welcome. A bug report and some information on how this happened will help a lot to fix it.nelson c said:Dmitry, have the same problem as Pety.
for now I went back to 5.0.2
thanks for the search for auxiliary players.![]()
Can you please tell me how this happened?pety said:Second X message and fatal error too.
Pfuaiii...
thanks, this problem seems to have disappeareddjsoft said:A hotfix was released (RadioBOSS 5.0.3.1): http://dl2.djsoft.net/radioboss_setup_5.0.3.1.exe
It should correct all the bugs introduced in the latest update.
Thanks for the info and sorry for the inconvenience it had caused...nelson c said:thanks, this problem seems to have disappeareddjsoft said:A hotfix was released (RadioBOSS 5.0.3.1): http://dl2.djsoft.net/radioboss_setup_5.0.3.1.exe
It should correct all the bugs introduced in the latest update.![]()
More information about this error:nelson c said:An error was introduced in the cutout silences.
file mp3: http://fmradiomusic.com.ar/Borrar/01%20-%20La%20Ley%20-%20Mirate.mp3
doubts:
- problems still editor were postponed for later?
- please more info: Playlist Generator Pro: bulk playlist generation command line improved (new options added)
Yes, you can create .bat file with multiple calls to Playlist Generator Pro. Note that in .bat file you'll have to specify a full path to PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe, like this:pety said:Is it possible to run multiple commands like the blue one in a .bat file?
Or in the way you want, but tu run multiple presets once.
"C:\Program Files\RadioBOSS\PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe" -preset=Ittaly+Blues2+2 -out=E:\!_RadioBOSS\Playlists\Feb_%nn.m3u8 -s=12 -n=12
Why? The "Intro" bar on the top shows how much time presenter has for talking. It's a sum of current track's outro and next track's intro.pety said:INTRO and OUTRO graphic is not accurate
That is realy great. I will test it today.djsoft said:Yes, you can create .bat file with multiple calls to Playlist Generator Pro. Note that in .bat file you'll have to specify a full path to PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe, like this:pety said:Is it possible to run multiple commands like the blue one in a .bat file?
Or in the way you want, but tu run multiple presets once.
Code:"C:\Program Files\RadioBOSS\PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe" -preset=Ittaly+Blues2+2 -out=E:\!_RadioBOSS\Playlists\Feb_%nn.m3u8 -s=12 -n=12
Unfortunatelly doesn't work.djsoft said:Yes, you can create .bat file with multiple calls to Playlist Generator Pro. Note that in .bat file you'll have to specify a full path to PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe, like this:
Code:"C:\Program Files\RadioBOSS\PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe" -preset=Ittaly+Blues2+2 -out=E:\!_RadioBOSS\Playlists\Feb_%nn.m3u8 -s=12 -n=12
"E:\!_RadioBOSS\RadioBOSS\PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe" -preset=Ittaly+Blues2+2 -out=E:\!_RadioBOSS\Playlists\Feb_%nn.m3u8 -s=00 -n=12
"E:\!_RadioBOSS\RadioBOSS\PlaylistGeneratorPro.exe" -preset=Roxette+ILDIVO2+1 -out=E:\!_RadioBOSS\Playlists\Feb_%nn.m3u8 -s=12 -n=12
In .bat files you should change "%" to "%%" - sorry I didn't mention it before (you can see this page for more info if you like: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/75634)pety said:Did you test it? Is my code wrong?
Yes, yes, yes. It worked ! Thanks a lot !djsoft said:In .bat files you should change "%" to "%%" - sorry I didn't mention it before (you can see this page for more info if you like: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/75634)pety said:Did you test it? Is my code wrong?