ProppFrexx ONAIR User-Forum

I understand your points. But your setup is still quite uncommon. E.g. Music1 could schedule the adverts as well as the TimeUpdateSyncs. Alternative ProppFrexx might inject the commercials and spots via its Overlay Scheduler. ProppFrexx as well as Music1 both support 'EndsAt' cue schedules and also ...

I understand what you mean. BUT... How do you get 'underfilled' playlists? Is it from an external system? If yes, shouldn't the external system handle this?! I assume, that you would never get them when using the ProppFrexx internal scheduler/scripting? Or do you manually create hourly playlists? If...

What Edition are you currently using? And is it a commercial or non-commercial version? As far as I understand are you using some other software to add the adverts or spots to the end of an already scheduled playlist. So why couldn't this software also add a few filler tracks to ensure a sufficient ...

So why don't you simply always overschedule the music via Music1 a bit?
This would eliminate the need for any fillers?!
I am still not getting this...

You specify the .exe in the general settings. I then just add the file as the parameter/argument.

No, the Premium Edition never contained UAC.
So if you did that by manipulating a config file manually this is your own risk.
But UAC was ALWAYS only available in the Enterprise Edition.

However, I still do not understand your problem.

I am sorry, but I don't understand what your issue is?
What Edition have you licensed?
Have you lost your Admin password?
Can you try to explain your problem again?

I can only repeat myself, the "Convert To Sweeper" function had (since it was introduced in v4) only been enabled in the Professional- or Enterprise-Edition. You can try it yourself...add a bunch of tracks incl. one Jingle to an empty playlist - mark the Jingle track and click on the newly...

Hi,

a new v4.0.0.25-beta is available - so "Check for Beta-Versions..." (located under the blue question mark icon menu at the very top right).

Many Greets,
Bernd

I'll take a look...