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Then something with your machine or OS or whatsoever is not okay - that never happens here - nor have I ever heard from any other customer something that weird! Also make note of my previous post - I still assume, that you might be dropping the Jingle to a DJ Player directly and not to a playlist en...

A v4.0.0.23-beta is available, which adds new macros - so "Check for Beta-Versions..." (located under the blue question mark icon menu at the very top right).

The global weather macros are: ${weathercurrenttemperature} and ${weathercurrentcondition}

What transition have you selected? How long is the Jingle and how long is your Ramp time? When you say it unloads the track in A, it sounds like your Jingle might be longer than the ramp time?! If that's the case, your described behavior is correct, assume you are still using the VO_StartWithCueInOr...

Yes, as the test button can not emulate a running script.
It can only test the very basic global macros.

I will put this onto the wishlist, but I am not sure how many users are effected and really need this feature - so it might get a lower priority... Another option would also be to use different configs. One for each station - there is a "-config" command-line option (see the User Manual) t...

I also tested it here with this command in the global Scheduler.OnScriptStarted event:
SHOW_ALERT_WINDOW Script: Start = ${start_HH}:${start_MM} - End = ${end}

I then clicked on 'Run Scheduler' ... and the alert was displayed correctly!
"Script: Start = 15:15 - End = 2015-10-22 16:15:00"

A v4.0.0.23-beta is available, which fixes your issue - so "Check for Beta-Versions..." (located under the blue question mark icon menu at the very top right). It also includes a new 'StartWithCueInOrEndsWithRampOfNextTrack' transition, which in opposite to its 'VO:' counterpart would alwa...

You can use the ${start_...} resp. the ${end_...} macros: ${start} : the program start date and time in format ‘yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss’ ${end} : the program end date and time in format ‘yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss’ ${start_yyyy} : the program start year 4-digits (0000-9999) ${start_yy} : the program start year...

This explanation is much better in your previous posts you did not mention, that the tracks of the playlist are already loaded to the DJ Players... I'll test this scenario...

I'll take a look...