Its reputation it's to do with the number of sales I don't use anything but Microsoft now. Had more virus attacks when I had this other stuff. Dimitri cannot do much about it as it's a ridiculous figure set by then for each software reputation.Something similar happens to me but with Avast. Every time I did an update from 7.0 onwards, it detected RB as suspicious and analyzed it.
After the analysis was completed, no problem was found and the program worked normally.
Is there a way to avoid this situation when updating RB?
As a suggestion, perhaps you could contact popular antivirus programs to report this situation.
Scheduler is one of the main components in RadioBOSS. It has always worked, in every version.The schedular seems to be working with the latest version in 7-0 beta. All be with a partial solution.
The new version allows to not process selected file types with DSP - do you have this option enabled?I got my playlist added to the main player window and they played sound initially together but there was DSP voice corruption of the voice sound which I thought we had solved. However, my file types did not have remove from DSP.
You can control if played tracks are removed by right-clicking a playlist tab and selecting the "Queue" option.However, something strange is happening. It leaves the play list files in the play list I there no option to disable these once they have played appearing in the playlist. I presume some people want this, but it does also have merit to be removed.
Can you please provide more information about this?Also, it's now again not playing the schedular at all when 'shuffle toggle' is used. It seems to only work when its playing consecutive songs. I think this is what is happening.
If scheduled tracks are inserted, and after that you manually play a different track, or modify playing queue or do any other modifications, the events may not play because of that (after all, any manual actions take precedence over automatic actions).This might be because I forced the next song change by doing this and the schedular had already put these scheduled files in playlist
This is actually correct. Our support team advices to use Microsoft Defender antivirus (the one built in in Windows), it's good in terms of provided security, and it's also good in terms of low false positive rate.Its reputation it's to do with the number of sales I don't use anything but Microsoft now. Had more virus attacks when I had this other stuff. Dimitri cannot do much about it as it's a ridiculous figure set by then for each software reputation.
If playlist was stopped, then scheduler started something, it will continue playing the playlist after that track. This is by design.stating a scheduler event with nothing playing then starts playing the next track.
Is it possible to translate the advanced options? since this section does not appear in the filesThat would be great! The language files are located in the RadioBOSS installation folder, Lang\Es subfolder, those are basic text files.
As far as I know, Spanish language is a bit different depending on the region - currently RadioBOSS is mostly in Latin American style (we have lots of users from there), are there big difference with EU Spanish?
My opinion is that priority 1-9 was enough in the Ads scheduler. 1-99 is a bit too much because now with the slider it is a bit clumsy (a lot of scrolling up to 99). Until now, it was just open Priority and click on the number and that's it.
Here it isIn previous editions of RB, there was the possibility to modify the input buffer, effective to avoid audio artifacts on overloaded or low-resource computers. In curent versions I cannot find this option.
Best regards to all.
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I'll add this to our to-do list.is there also a possibility to get the visualization (waveform) also in the next title bar
this would make it easier to prepare for the next song
Extended priority range can be enabled from Settings.Ads Priority only 9 priority , not 99 .
It's now in General, Advanced configuration.In previous editions of RB, there was the possibility to modify the input buffer, effective to avoid audio artifacts on overloaded or low-resource computers. In curent versions I cannot find this option.
You can check server logs to see if there are any listeners disconnected by the server.Second : a bunch of my listeners are losing their connection, due to internet congestion somewhere (and for that there is nothing i can do, considering tha fact that stream @ 192 kbits AAC-LC oversampled - Near Compact Disc Audio Quality, but i understand it's quite heavy as a stream)
I don't think this analysis can be reliable. A track can be considered "bad" for technical reasons, e.g. a problem at server side that lead to loss of listeners. Another thing is part of the day, typically there are more listeners at certain hours, and less at others. About listeners "coming back" - I don't see how this may work, if they don't listen to the stream, they can't know if the music there is good or bad (I doubt one will monitor radio station's web site, waiting for a "good" track to start to immediately tune in because of that).In the same way, maybe you could implement that function which could tell us a day or week Top Ten of tracks that have the best engagement (i mean when listeners come back in mass... -i only see that phenomenon !-)