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Romain Beauxis commented on LS-525:
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Hi,
I am not sure why it is working in 0.9.3 but I would clearly expect it to fail
in this case.
The reason is that in the code your are using, if no "length" metadata is
passed, mp3 length is computed by decoding the entire file, which is clearly
too cost-intensive with such a file.
I can propose you two (in fact 3) alternatives:
* Do not use the length option :)
* Pass a "length" metadata. I have not read the code yet but I think I
remember that in this case, the length is taken from this value and thus does
not require computing the file's length
* Try the current seek branch in our HG code. This branch has a support for
computing mp3 length that should be much less cost-intensive. The changes in
this branch should eventually make it into the default branch soon..
> Audioscrobbler knocked out liquidsoap
> -------------------------------------
>
> Key: LS-525
> URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-525
> Project: Liquidsoap
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ocaml-lastfm
> Affects Versions: 1.0
> Environment: Debian Squeeze
> Reporter: Egor
> Priority: Critical
>
> I use Liquidsoap from SVN trunk, rev. 8219, with modules. After loading large
> mp3 file (~ 200 − 300mb = ~ 1h30m − 2h00m) to source and sent source to
> lastfm.nowplaying function with parameter length=true — Liquidsoap gets down.
> In Liquidsoap 0.9.3 length check works good. In the log falling info does not
> appear.
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