Scheduled Tracks Do Not Work

[Flashback]

I scheduled several tracks to play in determined hours during the day, but Radio Boss keeps playing them at any time of the day, even if they are scheduled to play at night only. What am I doing wrong?

 

[Radio-Albena]

Hi
sent us a screenshot from your settings from you event which starts these tracks

 

[Flashback]

It's not an specific event. I scheduled songs to play at night and dawn, but they play in the morning or afternoon and I don't want them to play that time. Which part of the event should I send to you?

 

[Radio-Albena]

the time / date setting somthing like this

 

[djsoft]

I scheduled several tracks to play in determined hours during the day, but Radio Boss keeps playing them at any time of the day, even if they are scheduled to play at night only. What am I doing wrong?

This means the event is not configured properly. You can send a screenshot of an event so we take a look at it. Typically, this is caused when "Repeat every" option is enabled, making event run a lot of times.

 

[Flashback]

So, here they are!

 

[Radio-Albena]

First if you want to play them every night, set date off, disable weeks also. Days of the week all is OK
Your settings start the event at 6, but it never stops, the same for 18 hour.

You need to load new tracks at the hour these tracks are not allowed to play.
For exmaple the selected tracks start at 6 or 18 and you wnat to play then for only 1 hour you need to laod new tracks at 7 eg.19 hour or if you do not want to play there any tracks send a stop command
so in thies case start at 6 next hours start other events with other tracks same for 18

The settinge now sttart the event at 6 and play whole day untill 18 where you set the new event, the event from 18 runs whole night until 6 in the morning

 

[djsoft]

So, here they are!

With this setup, it will start one event once at 6:00:00 and another at 18:00:00, no other runs will occur. You can check the Logs (bottom left corner) for lines like "Schedule: ..." - those indicate when an events start.