[cma-l] Myriad Autotrack 4 - help

[Martin Steers]

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On 21 Dec 2014 13:18, "Daniele Fisichella" <d.fisichella at futureradio.co.uk>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if somebody using Myriad Autotrack (the version 4, not the
> pro one) would be able to help me solving an issue related to absolute
> times and 'fadeable' items in the log.
>
> In the log there are some programmes that exceed the right duration and
> hence overrun into the next hour.
> In the clock, on Autofade Mode, I put an absolute time XX:59:50 followed
> by a news sting (10 seconds long) in order to fade the programme out and
> play the news sting before the top of the hour.
>
> However the programmes don't fade out and continue playing. Which means
> the news (played automatically from IRN) are often 'crashed'.
>
> How do you set items to be 'fadeable' or 'droppable' in your clocks?
> According to the Myriad manual AutoTrack Pro allows you to chose those
> settings; but I use AutoTrack, how do you make sure Pre-rec programme do
> not overrun in AutoFade mode?
>
> Thanks for any help you can give,
>
> Best
> Daniele
>
> Future Radio
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