Unless I'm wrong, reversing the behaviour would mean that I would have
to rely on my program to time things correctly, and just hope that
whatever it assumes is the correct time is how long it takes
LiquidSoap to play it. I'd rather have LiquidSoap handle the timing
issues (just a safer bet) and have it grab a filename from my script
only when necessary.
Unless my plight sways you programming gods from changing things (or
adding an option), sounds like I'll have to use some sort of external
player to do the job for me, and pipe that into Liq, and have Liq do
the playback from there. Not optimal, but as long as I can get the
metadata into Liq correctly I should be OK. I think.
- Rob
> Ok, I understand a bit better now your issue :)
>
> Have you try to reverse the behaviour ? I mean that, instead of letting
> liquidsoap pull the next song, use a request.{queue,equeue} and push the
> songs as soon as they are elected ?
>
> In this case, the behaviour should be much more immediate, but you would have
> to provide a fallback source for the cases when there are no next song on the
> queue..
>
>
> Romain
>
>
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