Most syndicated programs can be formatted and scheduled using just one Category and one Format Clock. Weekly shows like the Wolfman Jack show in our demonstration most always have a…
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Here’s our brief Co-Vid safety report and a new video about our PlayoutONE connection.
There are three “Types” in Music 1. These are audio card types; Music, Non-Music and Advert or Spot. PlayoutONE may have many different Types of it’s own, such as Jingle, Liner, Promo, etc.
Music 1 automatically imports new audio metadata that is imported into the PlayoutONE automation system. It will import only the “types” of audio that you choose and will omit importing unnecessary audio data.
This Post Applies Only to PlayoutONE and Sync-Harmony Automation Systems.
Of all the automation systems that M1 works with, our tightest integration is with PlayoutONE and its sibling Sync-Harmony. Any change to a song card in M1 is immediately reflected in P1.
When PlayoutONE is your automation system, Music 1 is always first installed on the same computer because the two are exchanging data all the time. Change an Artist name in…
If you’ve got announcers recording “live” voice tracks daily, inserting them into the finished playlists, then you may want to have some ‘markers’ in the playlist showing the presenters where…
If you’re using PlayoutONE, you’ll want to use the built-in processor to add a little ‘thump’ to your signal. P1 has both an EQ and a compressor built in. I’ve…
Early versions of PlayoutONE use an Access database. Later versions use sql with a log-in and password required to connect Music 1 to the P1 sql file. Here’s what to…