Hello,
I have the following code :
live = input.harbor(id="live", port=8018, ... )
live2 = input.harbor(id="live2", port=8020, ... )
live = strip_blank(live)
live2 = strip_blank(live2)
liverec = fallback(track_sensitive=false,[live,live2])
# Liverec used for recording purposes only
(...)
outputproc = fallback.skip(input=live, playlist) # playlist code not
displayed in this snippet but existing in my script
outputproc = sky(outputproc)
output = fallback.skip(input=live2, outputproc)
output = fallback(track_sensitive=false, [output, secure])
output.file(... mksafe(liverec))
Okay so here's the problem :
The idea is to give radio hosts the possibility to connect to port 8018 if
they want their sound processed, and on port 8020 if they don't want their
sourced processed by liquidsoap (because they have their own processors).
Problem is : connecting to port 8018 works perfect, but if a host connects
to port 8020, he can connect, liquidsoap acknowledges the live is going on,
it even records the live... but it keeps playing the playlist and output
won't fallback to live2.
Is there a limit I'm missing about input.harbor and/or fallback.skip or am I
just doing it wrong ? If there is such a limit, how can I circumvent the
problem ?
Thanks.
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