Le Tuesday 05 August 2008 18:22:13 Simon Renquin, vous avez écrit :
> Hi,
Hi Simon !
> I've just discover liquidsoap and I'm planning to use it on my local
> radio.
Good to hear !
> It's a huge tool and I love it but I still have a little
> question. Is it possible to start/stop an output stream? Here, I
> mean, stopping and starting an output.icecast.vorbis source by hand
> and programatically. The goal is to avoid using the blank detection
> and avoid stopping liquidsoap as well.
>
> Similarly, is it possible to halt an input.harbor source with a
> function (which would be called when a specified metadata is readed)?
Yes, sure.
There are commands attached to each source. In particular, output sources and
the harbor source both have a start/stop command.
You can test this by hand using the telnet server. In order to enable it, just
add:
set("server.telnet",true)
to your script.
After connected to the local port 1234, you'll be able to see the list of
available commands by typing "help".
Those commands can also be used directly in the script, using the
server.execute operator. Hence, it is possible to trigger start/stop during
any triggered event, such as when using on_metadata...
Romain
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