#231: set("frame.size", ...) with icecast (ogg) streaming causes hidden failures
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  Reporter:  MiiJaySung  |       Owner:  admin                        
      Type:  Bugs        |      Status:  new                          
  Priority:  5           |   Milestone:  NEAR FUTURE                  
 Component:  Liquidsoap  |     Version:  0.9.0+svn                    
Resolution:              |    Keywords:  icecast frame size disconnect
       Mac:  1           |       Linux:  1                            
    Netbsd:  1           |       Other:  1                            
   Freebsd:  1           |  
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Comment (by MiiJaySung):

 Yea, I'm pretty sure frame.size isn't directly creating the issue.
 Thinking more deeply about what I said about the kernel switch (and having
 to bump up my liq + JACK frame size due to this) means it's probably JACK
 being able to get feed the right amount of data which is the cause.
 However recently I've run JACK as in soft mode on my dev machines which in
 theory was supposed to prevent apps kicking up a scene due to the odd
 xrun, as a result, I probably overlooked the fact these xruns where
 causing the issue because soft mode suppressed reporting them.

 In which case I would assume some sort of fix just to ensure if a xrun (or
 the general case where liq / JACK is starved of the CPU cycles it needs),
 could liq pick up on this and report the error and attempt reconnection.
 After checking on my laptop with soft mode off, a small frame size, I've
 managed to pretty much replicate this and thus confirms that the
 connection silently drops out when after a handful of xruns. The Icecast
 server was localhost, so this also rules out any network issues such as
 network lag / packet loss etc.

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Ticket URL: <http://savonet.rastageeks.org/ticket/231#comment:5>
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