Hi,
Why not just use Jack - have Rivendell output to Jack and then route
that into Liquidsoap (which can also handle Jack audio connections).
Probably a lot easier then messing with ALSA.
Lorne Tyndale
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> I'm trying to pipe my RDAirplay output directly to Liquidsoap through ALSA.
> Before I was using two sound cards with a patch cord between them, but this
> setup has obvious drawbacks. Plus, CentOS has a tendency to juggle my
> soundcards when it reboots, so I never know which card is going to be "Card
> 0" as used by Rivendell. I'd rather go down to one card.
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> I've tried creating a device in .asoundrc for Liquidsoap thus:
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> pcm.liquidsoap { type plug slave { pcm "rd0" } }
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> And using that device name in my .liq file.
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> This works when the Rivendell services are not running. As soon as they ARE
> running, however, I get a "device busy" error from ALSA which ends
> Liquidsoap. Same as if I use the direct hw:0,0 instead of referencing the
> rd0 device.
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> What am I doing wrong? Is there a more elegant way to work
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