AVOID TIME GAP between programs
AVOID TIME GAP between programs
During make schedule, how to avoid time gap between programs? For example I have make 1 hour jazzy program , but actual tracks loaded only 55 minutes, so I have 5 minutes time gaps between next program. How to avoid this problem?
Is it possible by silence detection we create new list?
Thank you.
Is it possible by silence detection we create new list?
Thank you.
Re: AVOID TIME GAP between programs
I asume, that you are using a simple script to start your program, which loads the respective pre-created playlist file.
E.g. your script might look like this:
1. LoadPlaylist; C:\My Music\MyPlaylist.pfp; Count=1
If your playlist file is actually short in time, you might simply add a few more script-lines to your script, e.g.:
1. LoadPlaylist; C:\My Music\MyPlaylist.pfp; Count=1
2. Random; MyMediaLib; Count=1
Now make also sure, that your 'LoopLine' parameter in your script is set to 2 !
This will ensure, that the script (in case it is looped once all script-lines have been executed) will actually loop with the 2nd script-line, this to avoid, that your 1st script-line is executed again and as such the playlist file would be loaded again.
E.g. your script might look like this:
1. LoadPlaylist; C:\My Music\MyPlaylist.pfp; Count=1
If your playlist file is actually short in time, you might simply add a few more script-lines to your script, e.g.:
1. LoadPlaylist; C:\My Music\MyPlaylist.pfp; Count=1
2. Random; MyMediaLib; Count=1
Now make also sure, that your 'LoopLine' parameter in your script is set to 2 !
This will ensure, that the script (in case it is looped once all script-lines have been executed) will actually loop with the 2nd script-line, this to avoid, that your 1st script-line is executed again and as such the playlist file would be loaded again.
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