Hi David,
Well, your suggestion is showing where the problem is, if not what it
is.
liquidsoap -r "url" resulted in a "Request resolution timeout". I don't
have this problem when running LS from my radio script, though. I'm not
worried about this part of it.
liquidsoap -r "file", after downloading the file, the exact command of
which is
liquidsoap -r download.php\?id\=19535
resulted in this:
Request resolved.
temporary="false"
decoder="MP3"
kind="{audio=0+;video=0+;midi=0+}"
rid="0"
initial_uri="download.php?id=19535"
status="ready"
filename="download.php?id=19535"
Computing duration: 3685.51 sec.
Now, when I rename the file to "download.mp3" and do liquidsoap -r
download.mp3, everything works as expected:
Request resolved.
title="Episode 1"
temporary="false"
decoder="MP3"
artist="Jez"
kind="{audio=0+;video=0+;midi=0+}"
rid="0"
tracknumber="1"
initial_uri="download.mp3"
year="2009"
status="ready"
filename="download.mp3"
genre="Ambient Experimental Electronic"
album="Adventures In Sound"
Computing duration: 3685.51 sec.
This was all from the file I referenced earlier:
http://electro-music.com/forum/download.php?id=19535
In version 0.9.3, LS renamed files using some kind of extension of its
own - I don't remember what it was. I had no trouble with metadata
from downloading files of this URL format in 0.9.3. It
looks like 1.0.0 doesn't rename downloaded files any more, and this is
causing the problem somehow.
Progress! What do you recommend next? Bug? Feature request? I'm hoping
I don't have to go back to 0.9.3, but I do need my radio station to
handle metadata for files downloaded in this way, and 0.9.3 does do the
job...
Damien
On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:09:10 +0100
David Baelde <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Damien,
>
> Could you be more precise, ie. indicate for the same file under which
> circumstance you get metadata or not? You should try three different
> things: liquidsoap -r "url", liquidsoap -r "file" after a manual
> download, and liquidsoap -r "file.mp3" after a renaming to have the
> correct extension.
>
> Thanks,
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