i thinks its because the aacplus encoder, im having the same issue if using
external encoder
2010/9/2 Brandon Casci <[email protected]>
>
> The situation is we have multiple instances of liquidsoap running, and they
> all are configured to play either harbor input or content local on the
> server. If there is no valid content to pull, the dynamic request returns an
> mp3 clip of static. I know liquidsoap can generate static on it's own, but
> it's helpful for other reasons to have our dynamic request always return
> something. Although prior to using the mp3 clip, we did have liquidsoap
> generate the static. Regardless, it appears that all of the large memory
> swells are for liquidsoap instances that play the same default content over
> and over..either the static mp3 (or the Liquidsoap generated static)
>
> Here is an exmaple of one script
>
> set("init.daemon",true)
> set("init.daemon.pidfile.path","/home/djbot/pids/1.pid")
> set("log.file.path","/home/djbot/logs/1.log")
> set("harbor.bind_addr","0.0.0.0")
> set("harbor.port", 3000)
> set("harbor.password","gaex6022")
>
> set("harbor.icy.metadata_formats",["audio/mpeg","audio/aacp","audio/aac","audio/x-aac","audio/ogg","application/ogg"])
> master_dj_live_input = input.harbor("master_dj")
> guest_dj_live_input = input.harbor("guest_dj")
>
> def meta_logger(m)
> system("ruby /home/djbot/meta_logger.rb -a #{quote(m['artist'])} -t
> #{quote(m['title'])} -l #{quote(m['album'])} -y #{quote(m['year'])} -s
> #{quote(m['source'])} > /home/djbot/meta_data/1_meta.yaml")
> end
>
> backup = blank(duration=30.)
>
> dj_bot_tracks =
> request.dynamic(id="local_selector",{request.create(get_process_output("ruby
> /var/www/dj_bot/current/script/pick_track 143 content"))})
>
> auto_dj = skip_blank(
> length=15.,
> dj_bot_tracks
> )
>
>
> auto_pilot =
> normalize(id="local",fallback(track_sensitive=false,[auto_dj,backup]))
>
>
> radio =
> fallback(id="live_fallback",track_sensitive=false,
>
> [strip_blank(id="live_strip_blank",length=60.,fallback([master_dj_live_input,guest_dj_live_input])),
> auto_pilot])
>
> radio = on_metadata(meta_logger,radio)
>
> output.shoutcast.mp3(
> host = "10.24.92.135",
> port = 3052,
> password = "xxxxxxxx",
> bitrate = 64,
> stereo = false,
> name = "Loudcaster: Smashteroid",
> genre = "Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Rock, Metal",
> url = "http://loudcaster.com/channels/1";,
> public = true,
> restart = true,
> restart_delay = 10,
> radio)
>
>
> output.shoutcast.aacplus(
> host = "10.24.92.135",
> port = 3054,
> password = "xxxxxxxx",
> bitrate = 24,
> name = "Loudcaster: Smashteroid",
> genre = "Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Rock, Metal",
> url = "http://loudcaster.com/channels/1";,
> public = true,
> restart = true,
> restart_delay = 10,
> radio)
>
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 11:42 AM, David Baelde <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> 2010/9/2 Brandon Casci <[email protected]>:
>> > Is this normal?
>>
>> No it's not, unless you're doing really weird stuff in your script :(
>>
>> It won't be easy, but some more info would help us find out what's
>> going on: what version are you using? can you provide a minimal script
>> causing memory leaks? If the leak is noticeable in a short enough
>> time, you could try to deactivate special input/outputs to see what's
>> part of the equation (it's usually around I/O, network, file encoding
>> or decoding..)
>>
>> Thanks for the report,
>>
>> David
>>
>
>
>
> --
> =========================================
> Brandon Casci
> Loudcaster
> http://loudcaster.com
> =========================================
>
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