If Load Track with macro fails, loading random track from specified folder
Re: If Load Track with macro fails, loading random track from specified folder
For some reason the script A and script B is not working correctly. Sometimes it still cannot find the todays show, and will take something else from script B. You have been writing here about "Load Folder", but I am using term in "Mode" -> Sequental, and I am using librarys for specific talkshows with years.
Seondly, if it would work correctly is there a possiblity to add "month" option to script B to filter field. I know that recently you added "file name" option, but it doesn't resolve my month problem. I can choose from the beginning or end, but our files are named yyMMdd.
For example - If there is no original file, and it will take the file with randomly, is there an option, that the talkshow would be from the same season, I mean for example from winter time, summer time etc. For example the current month +/- 1 month from today, so it would not occur that during summertime there is a show on air from winter (there is usually some smalltalk in the show about current weather).
Seondly, if it would work correctly is there a possiblity to add "month" option to script B to filter field. I know that recently you added "file name" option, but it doesn't resolve my month problem. I can choose from the beginning or end, but our files are named yyMMdd.
For example - If there is no original file, and it will take the file with randomly, is there an option, that the talkshow would be from the same season, I mean for example from winter time, summer time etc. For example the current month +/- 1 month from today, so it would not occur that during summertime there is a show on air from winter (there is usually some smalltalk in the show about current weather).
Re: If Load Track with macro fails, loading random track from specified folder
If your script-B is not working, it sounds like the macros are not resolved/written correctly - or the denoted path&filename is indeed no holding a related file. You can check this with the Test function, as this is pretty well working, as I tested it exactly in your setup.
To the 2nd question: You can actually define a Filter in the Filter column, e.g. here you can use any meta data field in order to implement this. Note, that you can use regular macros within your filter expressions.
To the 2nd question: You can actually define a Filter in the Filter column, e.g. here you can use any meta data field in order to implement this. Note, that you can use regular macros within your filter expressions.
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