Hi,
Thanks for your script, it confirms what I said. Just change
playlist.safe(..) into playlist(..) which will use a queue. If you do
this, liquidsoap will refuse the script until you do something to deal
with possible failures of track preparation.
Easy solution: playlist=mksafe(playlist) somewhere after the first definition.
Probably more likeable solution:
jingle = single("failure.mp3") # a valid local file containing a short jingle
playlist=fallback([jingle,playlist]) # plays jingle when playlist fails
If the jingle is long, or in general if you want it to be aborted as
soon as the playlist gets ready again, pass track_sensistive=false to
the fallback. Otherwise, as it is, it will only give a chance for the
playlist to come back at the end of a jingle.
The lesson here is that playlist.safe() is trickier than it looks.
Have fun,
--
David
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