Still can't make it work here's my code
#!/usr/bin/liquidsoap
# Define a Log file to monitor output
set("log.file.path","./soslug_alsa.log")
# Not used but this would define audio file to record a stream
# recording = "soslug_jack.mp3"
# Define the stream input source
stream = mksafe(audio_to_stereo(input.alsa()))
# Define the icecast output format etc..
output.icecast(%mp3(bitrate=128),
host = "soslug.org", port = 8008,
user = "<username>", password = "<password>", mount = "soslug_alsa.mp3",
description = "Liquid Soap application Streaming by Southend on
Sea Linux User Group",
genre = "",
url = "http://soslug.org:8008/soslug_alsa.mp3";,
stream)
# Reference code format
# vumeter(stream(audio='#a+1,video='#b,midi='#c))->
# stream(audio='#a+1,video='#b,midi='#c)))
# Defines output format for stream to be recorded not in use but works
#output.file(%mp3(bitrate=192), recording,
# fallible=true,
# on_stop=shutdown, stream)
Help much appreciated
Derek
Quoting Derek Shaw <de...@soslug.org>:
>
> Brilliant Romain looks exactly what I want,
>
> Looks rather interesting do you have an example I can use the
> reference material is a little cryptic for me to follow as a novice.
>
> Derek
>
>
> Quoting Romain Beauxis <to...@rastageeks.org>:
>
>> Hi Derek!
>>
>> 2012/7/7 Derek Shaw <de...@soslug.org>:
>>> A general question, I was using liquidsoap a few days ago for a public
>>> event in Chelsea the application itself ran smoothly and without
>>> complication. I was in addition able to record the stream and hand
>>> these to our hosts.
>>>
>>> What did arise though was a need to monitor the input levels for
>>> linein as we had no real way of telling what level the audio was
>>> coming in at, perhaps I should have normalised signal.
>>>
>>> Anyway Liquidsoap is not a GUI and thankfully so, I was wondering then
>>> if there was an easy way to add a line of code that could monitor the
>>> audio levels in line in. I guess I could use jack and this is an
>>> option but I have used jack in the past which crashed on numerous
>>> occasions so do not favour this option without a great deal more
>>> testing.
>>
>> We have a volume.visu operator, using SDL output:
>> http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-1.0.1/reference.html#visu_volume
>> Maybe that could fit your needs?
>>
>> Romain
>>
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