Hi,

I would like more informations for activated the archive system of station but I don't understand the procedure (see the picture) !
Is it possible with the 6.x-2.x-dev version ?

I record my program via an independant program, and i can upload it directly under drupal (for create an audio node).

Could you give me the procedure for create the Archive system ?

Regards

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drewish’s picture

You should be able to upload the file into a new audio node then associate it with the archive.

drewish’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
jimmyy’s picture

Category: feature » support

Hello,

I use a independant program for record.
All the archive page are empty.

The directory archive/import is empty.

What information must be present in this directory?
It's the reason why all the archive page are empty ?

Regards

lesonunique’s picture

Hello,
I would like to have some information about station archive module.
I used a delphi programm to create the audio files, and to write in the Drupal's tables also.

I would like to see the audio files of a program, when I will click to "Listen to previous".

How enter a new file audio into a station program archive.
Which table should be modified, which column... ?

Best regards.

drewish’s picture

The file name must be a GMT UNIX timestamp of the time the recording started. That will be used to determine which program was playing based on the schedule.

lesonunique’s picture

Please,
Can you give more explications ?

lesonunique’s picture

Priority: Normal » Critical

Hello,

I'm testing the version 6.x-2.x-dev, archive doesn't wook.
I'm testing the version 6.x-2.0 unstable3, I can create the archive (I see the archive on principal page) , but I can't see the program archive, when I click on "listen to previous".

How see the archives in program page (when I click on "listen to previous") ?

Best regards.

tim.plunkett’s picture

Priority: Critical » Normal
refreshingapathy’s picture

#6 - For auto-import, the file name should be the UNIX time stamp of when the file's recording was started. For instance, if I start recording right now, the file name would be 1278431081.mp3 because the number of seconds elapsed since 1 January 1970 is 1278431081. You can get a timestamp in this format on *nix systems or cygwin by doing "date +%s".

#7 - double check that you are running the latest -dev release, there was a point in time where the archive links were broken but they have been fixed since.