Hi, 2011/2/10 dcuo101fn dcuo101ln <[email protected]>: > For some personal listening, I'm trying to mix multiple last.fm > "artist/name" streams, random[1,2] doesn't work - it just spews overruns as > soon as the first song finishes then drops from icecast2.
This is the expected if you're using input.lastfm(): lastfm keeps sending data to your input, and its internal buffers overflows. To get rid of the warning message you can branch your input.lastfm to an output.dummy separately so it'll always keep playing. But having one of the streams keeping playing in the background while you're listening to the other is probably not the behavior you wanna get. > Trying a static file with timed or random playlists (ogg file inside a m3u) > will play the file successfully, then shows End_of_stream then spews out a > full screen worth of "buffer overrun" every second, then drops from > icecast2. Here I'm not sure what you're talking about, I don't see the connection with lastfm. If you're trying to play a static file using input.http() it will cause that kind of problem: the file is sent too fast by the http server, so the buffer overflows; the end_of_stream is just an end of file. > If I try to playlist a lastfm:// uri, it will just run wget forever in the > background and never start, ^C results in "^C2011/02/09 20:18:36 [main:3] > Shutdown started!" but the process doesn't appear to exit until I manually > kill -9 it. Ok so this is the approach that I'd have suggested for your initial goal: have two sources of lastfm requests, instead of two lastfm streams. Each source actually has only one request corresponding to the artist you want, but it results in a new file everytime. So, this one is supposed to work but doesn't seem to. We'll need more details (in particular, version numbers) to help. I suspect we'll have to wait for Romain to be available to run some test. (Few of us ever use lastfm, which is why it might have gone broken unnoticed.) > Unrelated to the above: sometimes it'll just say "Resource temporarily > unavailable in read()" then skip a song a few seconds in. No clue what's > causing this. I rarely see that one, or hear people complain about it. I'd need more details to say anything more precise. Cheers, -- David ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The ultimate all-in-one performance toolkit: Intel(R) Parallel Studio XE: Pinpoint memory and threading errors before they happen. Find and fix more than 250 security defects in the development cycle. Locate bottlenecks in serial and parallel code that limit performance. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-dev2devfeb _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
