I use Sam and just scratching the surface as far as scripts go. Try the Spacial Audio forums and if that doesn't work I can ask a fellow broadcaster who is a mod in the forums to help you out. No guarantees that he can even help but it could be worth a try.

Here ya go.

{This script will rotate the songs in the queue,
i.e. the songs in the queue will loop over and over again
}

var Song : TSongInfo;
var Q : TDataSet;

PAL.Loop := True;
PAL.WaitForPlayCount(5);

PAL.LockExecution;
Q := Query('SELECT filename FROM historylist ORDER BY date_played DESC',[],True);
if not Q.IsEmpty then
Queue.AddFile(Q['File Name'],ipBottom);
Q.Free;
PAL.UnlockExecution;

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Use the event scheduler to start and stop the encoders

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Here's the stop pal

if Now > T['21:00:00'] then
PAL.Loop := False;

radiowayne notes that if you are wanting to use a PAL script to stop and start the encoders then you are taking a very easy task and making it difficult. radiowayne does this for his Sunday night live shows which are simulcast on another internet radio station very simply using the event scheduler.

But, then again, he could be wrong.

Wayne G. aka radiowayne

Yeah wayne, the event scheduler is great for that. I remember when it didn't use to do it. The scheduler can be used for so many things now. But still need the pal script for the queue.