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In the revma Events page, one can view the logs that take place in regards to specific actions/events for a station.
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Events are represented in the timezone set in a station’s settings
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These events are introduced to the user interface via the US streaming server cluster |
Events
You can sort the events by pages of 10, 20, 30, 50 & 100; You can also search for specific event types, time-frames etc. via the search bar. Here is a list of the Event logs:
link_broadcast_start : the station accepts a source /encoder connectionconnection (encoder, relay).
link_broadcast_stop : the station’s source /encoder disconnecteddisconnects. If there are multiple sources (i.e. primary and failover) this event will appear when the last one disconnects.
In addition, this event might contain the reason for this disconnection: the stream_idle event will appear when the stream was idle and terminated. This occurs when a relay or loop channel station has no listener active for 30 seconds. It can also occur when a streaming only station has no source connected (no data sent) for 30 seconds.
stream_start : when the first listener activates a stream that was inactive. This only applies for streams that use the transcoding cluster: loop channel and transcoding relay stations.
stream_stop : the stream becomes inactive (0 listeners). This only applies for streams that use the transcoding cluster: loop channel and transcoding relay stations.
relay_link_start : The relay link source is connected (only in transcoding relays).
relay_link_stop : The relay link source is disconnected (only in transcoding relays).
link_metadata : updates and logs the metadata of each playing track.
multi_link_start : When a multi link source is connected (Primary or Failover). Include's the link's name/type in its details.
multi_link_stop : When a multi link source is disconnected (Primary or Failover). Include's the link's name/type in its details.
multi_link_swapped : When a multi link is swapped (from Primary to Failover or vice versa). This may happen when a priority is disconnected or a higher priority link is connected.
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The Primary link always has priority over the Failover |
Loudness events
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This graph represents the loudness events of a station shown in LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale). The lower the LUFS, the lower the loudness (eg. -13 is louder than -15).
Silence is present when the LUFS are lower than -50. If this is the case for at least 2 minutes, a user’s email registered for stream alerts via the settings will receive a “silence detected” email. Here is more information on Stream Alert types .
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Loudness events are only present in stations that stream in AAC media format |