Hi,
To better understand some strange behaviour with output from my
switch-based program scheduling, I'd like to clarify exactly what
is the default behaviour in liquidsoap.
I use 'track_sensitive=false' to trigger an abrupt end of the
current playing track when the 'Show block' allotted time expires.
icmp3 = mksafe(switch(
track_sensitive=false,
[
({09h00-09h30}, sstol),
({09h30-10h00}, mfts),
. . .
]
))
When the next switch element kicks in, it should play the first
item in the sequence that is defined for that new time-slot.
Now for the questions:
1. If a new listener tunes in part way through a time-slot, would
they hear only the current track in progress? Or would they hear
everything from the very beginning of the show's time-slot (even
though its 'play-time' has already occurred)?
2. If liquidsoap experiences a crash mid-way through a time-slot,
is restarted, would it restart the time-slot from its beginning?
3. Does the liquidsoap *remember* what has been played and cue
new listeners to that point?
Thanks,
Andre
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