Hi All:
I have the following playlist, called "news.pls":
$ cat news.pls
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/top-of-hour.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/news-intro.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/news-header-cbc.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/news/cbc-news.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/news-header-npr.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/news/npr-news.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/weather-intro.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/weather/wx.ogg
/home/kevin/radio/content/info/back-to-program.ogg
I want to merge the tracks of this playlist and have it play at various times
using a switch() construct.
If I create a testing source called "zzz" and play the playlist directly, like
this:
# Test: merge tracks of test.pls:
zzz = merge_tracks(playlist.safe(reload_mode="watch", mode="normal",
"~/radio/playlists/news.pls"))
# Simple scheduling for test purposes:
radio = fallback(track_sensitive=false, [
zzz,
security]
)
there is no problem. In this case, everything works fine, and I hear the
news.pls loop playing over and over. So, the merge_tracks() seems to have
worked.
HOWEVER, when I use the same idea/construct to play the merged tracks at a
particular time, like this:
news = merge_tracks(playlist.safe(reload_mode="watch",
mode="normal",
"/home/kevin/radio/playlists/news.pls"))
(...)
# Simple scheduling. Include a test request queue:
radio = fallback(track_sensitive=false, [
request.queue(id="request"),
switch([ ({0m0s}, news),
({30m0s}, weather),
({17h5m}, scifi),
({18h5m}, scifi),
({19h5m}, scifi),
({20h5m}, scifi),
({21h5m}, scifi),
({22h5m}, scifi),
({23h5m}, scifi)
]),
music,
security]
)
THEN, when the {0m0s} predicate triggers, I only hear ONE of the sub-tracks of
the merged playlist source "news". After the single track (of the nine in the
"news.pls" playlist) plays, then output passes back to the next playlist,
"music".
I want to hear the -entire- merged playlist when the {0m0s} time arrives.
I am not sure why this is happening. "news" as a source is defined as a
merge_tracks() source.
Any help appreciated,
Kevin
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