Hello again,
> I find the id3tag (not taglib, my mistake) much more reliable than > ocaml-mp3id3 which I haven't used for a long time. I'm not sure > that both are attempted if both are available. No time to check right > now, anyway if I were you I'd compile with taglib alone. I'll check it as soon as possible to give feedback ;) > If you use an fallible playlist instead of playlist.safe, it would > also skip the invalid of inexistent files, playing the next > available one instead. The only risk is that it takes a bit of time to > try > and fail on several erroneous files, causing liquidsoap to move to > a > fallback source. I wonder if this would happen often in practice, > my guess is that one would need a really very broken list in order to > make playlist() fail. I guess I should run experiments. your are right, only after many errors the source stops, but STOPS. > At the beginning we had no idea what people were really using and > what they really needed, we just did something for us. Now I just love > to receive mails from users telling me that liquidsoap is really > useful ! It happens when you are involved in the open source movement ;) are you moving to GPL 3 ? > By the way, is your radio public ? would you send us any pointer ? > Advertisement of liquidsoap radios is welcomed here ;) you can check the radios at http://www.orbitel.net.co The icons in the bottom are outsourced clients: melodie, zapepelele and herbario are ACTUALLY using liquidsoap. The others will be moved to liquidsoap in the next days. out of topic... is everybody french here? Best wishes Jorge ------------------------------------- Saca tu propia cuenta de email gratis en Colombia entrando a http://mail.conexcol.com
