Hello,
we get often a pop up screen that says that the software can’t read from the cd Rom.
There isn’t content from the CD rom in the playlist.
Somebody a idee what is wrong?
Kris
I’m absolutely sure that there is a file (or an action associated with it, or whatever) that points to the drive letter of your CD drive. Why else should mAirList try to access it?
That is why I’ve forbidden them to reboot the pc behind my back … >:(
SPend the whole day trying to find on what it has blocked but for now I don’t see it (logged in by internet).
Is there a way to read the playlist like regular text?
With the filepath include?
Torben,
when I restart the pc and software I still get this error message.
Checked the playlist the software loaded just after the reboot and the one that the software loaded at the top of the hour.
Nothing that mentions the G drive…
I’m sure it must be hidden somewhere.
For the playlist, you can use Ctrl+A to select all items, then Strg+C to copy into clipboard, and then paste the XML dump into a text editor.
Also check the contents of all config files.
Okay I’ll have another look at this.
What I don’t get is why it only happens at reboot …
Can this be liinked to the issue with the database server that looses the login users?
Not sure which version of the DBServer you are running. I recall older versions only saved the settings when exiting cleanly, in other words, they would lose their settings when Windows forces the software to exit during a reboot/shutdown. Try to set up all users, then close manually, then reopen - if the users are still there, all is good, if they’re not, there’s certainly something wrong with your settings.
just tried it …
When closing the software manually it keeps it.
When rebooting the pc without closing the server it’s lost.
Suggestion on config files to check first?
Learn how to use Grep and check all at the same time 
Well that looks very easy in use …
STRG is a button that I don’t know … have to check what that is over here.
Okay somebody will suffer this weekend … >:(
Found the little succer " G:\logo’s\JingleLogo.png " :o :o :o :o
Torben, is there a way to know what track the software last played (and at what hour)?
For some reason playback stopped last night (I think same reason) but it might be handy to see in some logfile what the last file was that played.
If mAirList is still running: open System Log (double-click status bar) and add “Playlist” to the filter.
If mAirList has been restarted since: If you know SQL (and the tracks are registered in the database), you can check the “playlistlog” table.
That SQL is indeed not something I know …