Thank you for the speedy responses.
I have just tried the -n option however it still seems to overwrite the
file. I am using the following command to start the recording:
stream=test.mp3
fPls -v -i 60m -T 1s -L-1 http://[server]:8000/$stream.m3u -o
/home/recorder/audio/$stream/test1.mp3.$date -d -M 60m -i 60m -n
So when i set it off it records and I can see the file increasing. When
i then disconnect my encoder to represent a break in the stream I can
see it trying to retry connects. I then reconnect the encoder and it
starts to record again. However it still overwrites the file and then
starts recording.
With regards to the -d option it seems to work with the above command
however if I change it to:
fPls -v -i 60m -T 1s -L-1 http://[server]:8000/$stream.m3u -o
/home/recorder/audio/$stream/test1.mp3.$date -d
/home/recorder/logs/$stream.log -M 60m -i 60m -n
I get fIcy: Unknown host
Doesn't make sense to me as I can see fPls: picks up the stream URL from
the m3u without any issues. As soon as I remove
"/home/recorder/logs/$stream.log" it works.
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Yuri D'Elia wrote:
On 22/01/16 18:37, Stuart Downton wrote:
I managed to get it working via removing the -d path.
I'm a bit puzzled as of why removing -d would fix that, so I'm still
interested in the playlist.
One other thing i have noticed is when its recording and the feed drops
it will keep trying to connect which is great. However when it does
connect when the feed comes back it restarts the recording so deletes
what has been recorded and then starts recording again.
Can you get it to either add to the existing file or simply split the
recording so we could then stitch the recording back together once its
finished.
If you're not writing with titles, the quickest way is to use -n which
will write .1, .2, .3 files if they already exist.
