ProppFrexx ONAIR User-Forum

Thank you!

So, if I understand correctly: for example, I create a News category and I name it “News 7:00 am”, then in the Opener field I put my file “Intro-news-7:00-a.mp3”, and in Closer I put my file “news-outro.mp3”. Then, in Soundbed, I put my file “news-bed.mp3”, and in the dropdown I select “News ...

Thank you for your reply. When you say that the bed stops when the news/weather ends with a fade-out, that is exactly what I wanted to know. In that case, I assume that the “Advert & News Management” tool must be used (and not a simple playlist like I do currently :oops: ).
So, to understand how it ...

Hello Bernd,
When I broadcast the news or the weather, the length of the bed never matches the length of the spoken segment. Is there a way to apply a fade on the bed that is automatically adjusted to the really length of the speech?
Thank you,
Claude.

Oh yes! My photo is actually a zoom of the thumbnails that appear at the bottom in the taskbar. Maybe that’s why everything seems a bit funky to you!
Anyway, I followed your advice, I remove the 4.0 folder and now I can see the player.
Everything is back to normal.
Thank you very much.

I may have expressed myself poorly. It is indeed the PFL player that I am trying to open from Tagger. Here is a screenshot (sorry for the photo quality).

I restarted the computer and installed the update. I now get audio coming from Tagger (but it was because I had made a mistake when selecting the output device).
However, I still get a white window with no player, which also remains “stuck” on the taskbar (so it’s not a pop-up).
I tried launching ...

Hello Bernd,
Thank you for your answer.
Yes, my output device seems OK and my version is the previous one v4.5.2.3. So I'll upgrade it to the new and I'll check.

Hello,
I’m having an issue with the Tagger app. When I try to listen to a track, the player window opens but it’s empty (white background). Do you have any idea what might be causing this?
Thank you for your help,
Claude.

1/ Yes, sorry for that mistake when taking the screenshots, but during my tests, it was indeed "Goodbye Stranger" that was playing.
I started the PFL from the Meta Data Editor to determine the Ramp point.
As for the LoadPlaylist command, that wasn’t part of the test - I only added it because ...