hi david, i will try your suggestion about max= buffer*2
> output.dummy(fallible=false,fallback(track_sensitive=false, > [autodj,jingle])) > output.dummy(fallible=false,fallback(track_sensitive=false, [dj1,jingle])) if i dont do dummy output on autodj when dj1 connect the autodj client will be disconnected. so i need to add dummy output on dj1 to prevent dj1 disconnect when dj2 connected. and there are no mointpoint after dj2 so i dont need to make dummy output to prevent it from disconnection and i will try broadcasting in mp3 and try to output jingle instead of blank thanks! On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 11:55 PM, David Baelde <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi budi, > > I was about to try your script, but noticed many little problems. I > ran something very similar (only with a vorbis icecast output) and > didn't notice anything funny with the load. These issues can be > sensitive to whether the disconnection is clean or not, hard to > catch... > > Anyway, here are my observations on your script. It would be nice if > you could try to reproduce the problem with a more straightforward > setup. > > 2010/9/9 budi prakosa <[email protected]>: > > autodj = input.harbor("autodj",password="1234",buffer=10.,max=10.) > > dj1 = input.harbor("dj1",password="1234",buffer=10.,max=10.) > > dj2 = input.harbor("dj2",password="1234",buffer=10.,max=10.) > > Here, buffer=max: this is a bad idea, and actually liquidsoap now > refuses it. The "buffer" param is how much data should be buffered > before that the source starts playing. The "max" param is how much > data can be stored before dropping. If buffer=max, liquidsoap stores > 10 seconds of data, then starts replaying it.. but if it doesn't start > immediately the next bit of data will trigger some dropping. Usually, > max=2*buffer is a good idea. > > > output.dummy(fallible=false,fallback(track_sensitive=false, > > [autodj,jingle])) > > output.dummy(fallible=false,fallback(track_sensitive=false, > [dj1,jingle])) > > I'm not sure what you're doing here. If an input.harbor isn't used, it > drops data, but doesn't disconnect the client as far as I know. > Otherwise, I'd call it a bug... > > Also, why don't you do it for dj2? I was also confused that you use a > jingle source: blank() would be simpler. Actually, you can just do > output.dummy(fallible=true,dj) or output.dummy(mksafe(dj)). > > > stream = fallback(track_sensitive=false, [dj2, dj1, autodj, > blank(duration=300.)]) > > So, no jingle here, only DJ? It's probably a bad idea to stream pure > blank when no DJ is connected (see the FAQ in the doc of the latest > versions) use some noise or a jingle instead. > > > output.icecast.aacplus(stream, host="127.0.0.1", port=8000, > protocol="http", > > password="1234", mount="/transcode.aac",bitrate=48, > > name="Deadmediafm.org", description="streaming radio", > > url="http://deadmediafm.org";, restart=true) > > Finally, AAC+ is known to be a bit unstable. Could you please test > with another encoding format to make sure it is unrelated? > > Cheers, > -- > David >
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