Actually the last time I tried include my script broke.I' still after 2 years a
newbie. Lol! You know, set it up once and forget it lol! I'll keep all of this
including ;links to ashley's question as well as I might need to do this for a
convention.
11 Blessings and happy Friday
> On Apr 8, 2016, at 4:14 AM, Fernando Carmona <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> @Ashley, here you go: http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-svn/reference.html#switch
> <http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-svn/reference.html#switch>
> It should be like:
> radio = switch( [ <sources> ] )
>
> @Sarah, you don't need everything. You can just download the date.liq file,
> and then include it on top of your script with an onclude statement like
> %include "date.liq" (there's more info on includes in the last section of
> http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-svn/language.html
> <http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-svn/language.html> )
> After doing that, you should be able to build predicates like the ones seen
> on the schedule.liq file.
>
> On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 8:27 PM, Sarah Alawami <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Thanks. Looking at the script given to me regarding my scheduling issue, do I
> just download all of the scripts? I don't want to paste all of that in to my
> christmas script. I already have a working system. Well once I get
> liquidsoap running again. Lol!
>
> Thanks to the both of you.
>
>> On Apr 7, 2016, at 11:14 AM, Ashley Bernard <[email protected]
>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>
>> Where would i want to look in the API reference?
>> I switched the fallback line to a switch and put everything in brackets but
>> still get a parse error when I try to run the script.
>>
>>> On Apr 7, 2016, at 12:38 PM, Fernando Carmona <[email protected]
>>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi both, since you seem to be looking for different things, I'll answer
>>> separately.
>>>
>>> Ashley, for the script you sent, the problem is you're using a fallback
>>> when you want a switch. Your time predicates seem right, they worked for me
>>> after changing the fallback to a switch. Also, since switch takes a list of
>>> pairs (predicate, source), you should put them between brackets to work.
>>> Check the api reference for details, but it should be pretty
>>> straightforward.
>>>
>>> As for the making sources available on a particular date, I had to make
>>> something similar, and stumbled into an abandoned project that had its own
>>> date type to build predicates and you might find it useful. Here it is:
>>> https://trac.v2.nl/browser/soundpiece/src/liquidsoap
>>> <https://trac.v2.nl/browser/soundpiece/src/liquidsoap>
>>>
>>> Hope that helps!
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 5:38 PM, Ashley Bernard <[email protected]
>>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>> this is my code. I’m probably missing some very necessary line, or a
>>> bracket or something.
>>>
>>> #!/usr/bin/liquidsoap
>>> # Set the files and playlists,
>>> all = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv")
>>> anime = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/Anime")
>>> Cartoons = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/Cartoons")
>>> comedy = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/Comedy")
>>> crime = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/Crime Drama")
>>> drama = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/drama")
>>> medical = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/Medical Drama")
>>> reality = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/reality")
>>> scifi = playlist("/root/ivrauto/tv/scifi")
>>> # Play files and playlists according to the radio program,
>>> # and the default file if anything goes wrong.
>>> radio = fallback(
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 1h-4h }, Cartoons),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 4h-7h }, anime),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 7h-10h }, reality),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 10h-13h }, comedy),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 13h-16h }, scifi),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 16h-19h }, drama),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 19h-22h }, crime),
>>> ({ (1w or 3w or 5w) and 22h-0h }, medical),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 1h or 9h or 17h}, Cartoons),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 2h or 10h or 18h}, anime),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 3h or 11h or 19h}, comedy),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 4h or 12h or 20h}, reality),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 5h or 13h or 21h}, scifi),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 6h or 14h or 22h}, drama),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 7h or 15h or 23h}, medical),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 8h or 16h or 0h}, crime),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 2h or 10h or 18h}, anime),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 3h or 11h or 19h}, comedy),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 4h or 12h or 20h}, reality),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 5h or 13h or 21h}, scifi),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 6h or 14h or 22h}, drama),
>>> ({ (2w or 4w or 7w) and 7h or 15h or 23h}, medical),
>>> ({ (6w) and 1h-0h}, all),
>>> # Stream it out
>>> output.icecast(%mp3,
>>> name="IVRNetwork", description=“IVR stream",
>>> host = "server.inner-visions.org <http://server.inner-visions.org/>",
>>> port = 8000,
>>> password = “somepassword", mount = “tv",
>>> radio)
>>>
>>> > On Apr 7, 2016, at 3:07 AM, Sarah Alawami <[email protected]
>>> > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>> >
>>> > Can you put your script on the list? Minus the passwords of corse. I'm
>>> > also trying to figure something like this out as I need the thing to
>>> > switch playlists from December first to jan 1 to another playist, then
>>> > back to the default afterwords.
>>> >> On Apr 6, 2016, at 10:38 PM, Ashley Bernard <[email protected]
>>> >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >> Just wondering how everyone goes about creating complex schedules for
>>> >> their playlists? I’m trying to build a setup where a different playlist
>>> >> plays during one time for half of the week and for another time the
>>> >> other half, and there are about eight of these playlists. I have tried
>>> >> to follow a code example and find info in the docs but mostly I think
>>> >> I’ve succeeded in breaking my code rather than creating it.
>>> >> Any help would be appreciated.
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