>
> One output.harbor can encode for multiple listeners. However, once
> created, it runs like a normal icecast source, that is listeners who
> connect to it get the stream at the point that it is currently being
> encoded and not from the beginning..
>
In a on_demand server the odds of a listener wanting to listening to the
same song,at the same time of another listener is practically zero.
About the encoded streams i guess that as a user it would be nice, even if
the stream is not fully operational.
Maybe something like these classes:
AbstractBasicSource(Can't be used for transition operations but can be used
for rotate,switch etc without a transition effect)
|_EncodedSource
|_Source(The source as we have today, it can get transitions functions and
etc,will be encoded to be listened)
But then again, LS is used for powerful stream management, and if one
already have the encoded streams end etc maybe creating a socket application
would be enough and the already encoded streams wouldn't be really used to
justify it creation.
Em 24 de outubro de 2011 10:19, Romain Beauxis <[email protected]>escreveu:
> 2011/10/24 Fábio Costa <[email protected]>:
> > Thanks Romain.
> >
> > About the encoder you are saying that in this scenario ideally it would
> have
> > one global encoder that encodes everything? This wouldn't create a
> > bottleneck?
>
> One output.harbor can encode for multiple listeners. However, once
> created, it runs like a normal icecast source, that is listeners who
> connect to it get the stream at the point that it is currently being
> encoded and not from the beginning..
>
> By the way, you may as well create a dynamic output.icecast and
> redirect your on-demand requests to your icecast server.
>
> > I guess that unless the file was just accessed by the player remotely(And
> > then liquidsoap wouldn't be doing nothing) the one encoder for each
> output
> > can't be bypassed.
>
> Correct. We have been thinking for a long time about allowing encoded
> streams in liquidsoap. However, this is a difficult tasks since a lot
> of operators cannot work in this mode, for instance crossfades.
>
> Romain
>
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