Hi
Is there anyway I can see when the item currently playing is going to end?
I’m using Community Edition.
Thanks!
M
Double-click the time display in the player.
Or, to make that the default every time you start mAirList, open mAirList Config and:
[ul][li]In the left pane of Config, click Playlists, Playlist 1.[/li]
[li]In the left pane of Config, click Player 1.[/li]
[li]In the right pane of Config, in the General tab: change Default time display mode to remaining time; and change EOF warning to (for example) 30 seconds before reaching EOF (or whatever time you want, but be sure to use the same time for all your Players). 
When the Player hits that remain time, its background will start flashing until it hits EOF. ;)[/li]
[li]In the right pane of Config, in the GUI Options tab: make sure that Flash during EOF warning is ticked. ;)[/li]
[li]Repeat all steps above (except the first) for every other Player.[/li]
[li]When you have done all that, click Save, which saves your changes and exits mAirList Config.[/li][/ul]
Incidentally, this is also my preferred setup. But if you spend some time ‘nosing around’ in Config, you can learn quite a lot about what mAirList is truly capable of (and skin/layout files, scripts, and events each add a whole extra dimension on top of that!).
Full manuals (in German and in English) are currently under development and I daresay that a draft version will be available for download within a few weeks.
Welcome to the forums, and please don’t feel shy about asking any question, or asking for any advice you might need. We’re a friendly bunch with a LOT of radio experience between us, and there are VERY few issues or features for which we haven’t yet—between us all—been able to come up with a solution: and we all had to learn at one time! 
If you want to do voicetracking, for example, there’s a script called IVP (shameless plug for yours truly: sorry!) which you can download (for free, obviously!) from the English Scripts section, as well as literally dozens of scripts from lots of mAirList users—including a few from Torben—which will do all sorts of Jolly Good Things for you in mAirList. ;D
Hope that helps!
BFN
CAD
Another trick I’ve used is when using the Playlist to play items and backtime - put a dummy item at the end of the Playlist. The dummy item’s backtime column will show time it would play - co-incidentally the time the previous item will end.
If you’ve got a scheduler, it can do this for you.
#mAirList DUMMY 0 END OF PLAYLIST would be a good starter.
Awesome!
Thanks very much for your help guys!
Don’t worry…Im sure I’ll be putting up lots more questions yet1
Thanks for your willingness as well!
M