Hi!
2011/9/19 Audiodef Online <[email protected]>
>
> It looks like setting the timeout high enough is all I need. But now I
> have a different problem: When the first track in the playlist finishes,
> rather than moving on to the next track, the stream continues to play
> silence with the metadata of the first track displayed. I don't see any
> errors in the log with log.level 4. I've tuned in with two different
> media players, so I know the player isn't the problem. How do I begin to
> troubleshoot this?
>
> Is it possible to set the timeout "too high" and therefore interfere
> with the stream moving on to the next track?
By default, liquidsoap begins preparing the next track when some 30s
remains in the current track.
I believe that your problem is that your files take more than 30
second to download.
What you should do in this case is to add conservative=true to your playlist:
playlist(timeout=3000., conservative=true, ...)
In this case, liquidsoap will always prepare at least one track in
advance at any time...
Romain
> On 09/19/11 17:46, [email protected] wrote:
> > Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 15:36:53 +0000
> > From: Audiodef Online <[email protected]>
> > Subject: [Savonet-users] How do I set the playlist timeout?
> > To: savonet-users <[email protected]>
> > Message-ID: <[email protected]>
> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
> >
> > I've been searching for how to set the playlist timeout, with no luck.
> > How do I do this? For example, I have:
> >
> > output.icecast.vorbis(host = "localhost", port = 8000,
> > password = "(password)", mount = "techno.ogg",
> > mksafe(playlist("http://audiodef/playlists/techno.m3u";)))
> >
> > How would I change this to set the timeout to 300 seconds?
> >
> > Also, will liquidsoap start downloading the next file in the playlist
> > while the current one is playing? If not, how should I make it do this
> > so that once my streams start, there won't be further delay after
> > downloading the initial file or two.
> >
> > On 09/19/11 14:52, Romain Beauxis wrote:
> >> >
> >>> >> I actually started out by trying all three betas. They all failed to
> >>> >> even start for me. I can go back to these and try to get help, but if
> >>> >> auto-detection and conversion is supposed to work on 0.9.3, I'd like to
> >>> >> try to fix that first, since this otherwise works for me.
> >>> >>
> >>> >> I've set log.level to 4 as you suggested. I'm still new to liquidsoap,
> >>> >> but I don't see anything that looks off. I tried uncommented
> >>> >> ocaml-samplerate in PACKAGES, but that made no difference.
> >>> >> 2011/09/18 13:41:34 [protocols.external:4] Executing /usr/bin/wget
> >>> >> "http://stillstream.com/assets/2011-04-01-ShaneMorris_Live_In_Concert_on_Sadayatana.mp3";
> >>> >> "/tmp/liqbb34af.osb"
> >> > (...)
> >>> >> 2011/09/18 13:41:54 [protocols.external:4] Download process finished
> >>> >> (killed)
> >>> >> 2011/09/18 13:41:54 [request:4] Failed to resolve
> >>> >> "http://stillstream.com/assets/2011-04-01-ShaneMorris_Live_In_Concert_on_Sadayatana.mp3";!
> >>> >> For more info, see server command 'trace 4'.
> >> > This is the only issue I see concerning mp3 decoding in your logs.
> >> > This usually means that the download took too long and was canceled.
> >> > You should try to look at the "timeout" parameter of the "playlist"
> >> > operator. Raising its value should allow the download to proceed..
> >> >
> >> > Romain
> >> >
>
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