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Advanced Radio Automation with Rivendell David Klann Todd Fisher Wallin Phantom Machine Works Open Source Radio

Advanced Automation Tasks setting markers in cuts working with macros to “program” Rivendell  e.g., “live reads” voice tracking sending “now playing” data

Cut Markers Cut Start Cut End Talk Start Talk End Seque Start Seque End

Rivendell Macro Language Program the programming! Simple things like start and stop logs, play carts Advanced things like switch inputs and outputs, control external devices, run external Linux commands

Voice Tracking “Pre-record” programs “Live feel”

Now Playing Update RDBS Update Stream Additional logging

Advanced Radio Automation with Rivendell David Klann Todd Fisher Wallin Phantom Machine Works Open Source Radio