I'm using 0.9.3. Can I use both MP3 and Ogg files in a single playlist
that outputs to an Ogg stream? When I try this, I get no errors in a
terminal or in my log file, but Icecast skips over the MP3s in the
playlist and moves on to the next Ogg file in the playlist.
Other than this, everything works as expected.
I compiled Liquidsoap from source. This is my PACKAGE file:
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# Cry is the lib for streaming to icecast and compatible servers.
ocaml-cry-0.1.5
# AO is portable and stable, but it does only output.
ocaml-ao-0.2.0
# Portaudio (BROKEN) is a portable audio library with both input and output.
#ocaml-portaudio-0.1.3
# ALSA is only for LINUX, and is sometimes not working.
#ocaml-alsa-0.2.0
# PulseAudio is a cross-plateform audio sound server. It is intended to
# be a single replacement for sound support under linux, windows or OSX.
# Support for pulseaudio was not intensively tested, but seems to be
# working fine (24/12/2008).
#ocaml-pulseaudio-0.1.1
# JACK is an audio connection kit, designed for low latency
# and easy communication between audio applications.
ocaml-bjack-0.1.3
#
============================================================================
# Codecs
#
============================================================================
# MAD is for MP3 decoding.
ocaml-mad-0.4.0
# TAGLIB is for MP3 ID3 tag reading
ocaml-taglib-0.1.3
# LAME is for MP3 encoding.
ocaml-lame-0.2.4
# OGG is for ogg/vorbis and ogg/theora encoding and decoding
ocaml-ogg-0.4.1
# VORBIS is for ogg/vorbis encoding and decoding.
# you need ocaml-ogg-0.3.1 to enable ocaml-vorbis-0.5.1.
ocaml-vorbis-0.5.1
# SPEEX is for ogg/speex encoding and decoding
# you need ocaml-ogg-0.3.1 to enable ocaml-speex-0.1.2
#ocaml-speex-0.1.2
# THEORA is for ogg/theora encoding and decoding
# you need ocaml-ogg-0.3.1 to enable ocaml-theora-0.1.2
#ocaml-theora-0.2.0
# FAAC is for AAC encoding, FAAD for AAC decoding.
ocaml-faac-0.1.2
ocaml-faad-0.1.3
#
============================================================================
# Sound processing
#
============================================================================
# LADSPA are audio plugins providing sound effects
#ocaml-ladspa-0.1.2
# SoundTouch is for changing pitch and tempo of sound
#ocaml-soundtouch-0.1.5
# Samplerate is for having better quality resampling
#ocaml-samplerate-0.1.1
#
============================================================================
# Video processing
#
============================================================================
# GAVL converts from and to many formats,
# is very efficient and has a quality setting for
# tweaking load vs. quality of the conversion.
# It is the recommended module to use with video
#ocaml-gavl-0.1.3
#
============================================================================
# Various modules
#
============================================================================
# Xmlplaylist allow support for various xml format, such as rss,
podcast, etc..
#ocaml-xmlplaylist-0.1.2
# Lastfm allow support for lastfm radios and the audioscrobbler protocol
# It should be listed *after* ocaml-xmlplaylist-0.1.2 in this file
#ocaml-lastfm-0.2.0
#
============================================================================
# Finally, the mandatory lib dtools, duppy and liquidsoap...
#
============================================================================
ocaml-dtools-0.2.0
ocaml-duppy-0.3.2
liquidsoap-0.9.3
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This is my .liq file:
#!/usr/local/bin/liquidsoap
set("log.file.path","/home/audiodef/liquidradio.log")
output.icecast.vorbis(host = "localhost", port = 8000,
password = "(password)", mount = "audiodef.ogg",
mksafe(playlist("http://(domain)/playlists/audiodef.m3u")))
output.icecast.vorbis(host = "localhost", port = 8000,
password = "(password)", mount = "ambient.ogg",
mksafe(playlist("http://(domain)/playlists/ambient.m3u")))
output.icecast.vorbis(host = "localhost", port = 8000,
password = "(password)", mount = "techno.ogg",
mksafe(playlist("http://(domain)/playlists/techno.m3u")))
(I sent this previously from the wrong email address - duplication is not intended, but the other email address is private and I will not get responses to it. If there's no duplicate, then nevermind!)
