Hi Romain,
Thanks for the help earlier today. I’ve tried using the pipe and then back to
the internal fdkaac encoder, however it looks like the pipe does not like my
input source:
Invalid value at line 50, char 13-96: That source is fallible.
Regardless of the radio source is marked as safe by having the fallback
mechanism in place:
# Default, fail-safe fallback with a single track
default = mksafe(single("/etc/liquidsoap/fallback.mp3"))
# Stream with fallback
radio = fallback(track_sensitive=false, [ live, default ])
What is the idiomatic solution to this? Do I need to somehow mark the “radio”
as a whole safe instead of just having a single safe building block of it?
Thanks,
— Attila
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> On 6 Jan 2017, at 17:33, Romain Beauxis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> # Pipe through processing application
> radio = pipe(process="/usr/local/bin/stereotool - - -s
> /etc/stereotool/myradio.sts -q", radio)
>
> # Output using the internal %fdkaac encoder
> output.shoutcast(%fdkaac, host="localhost", port=8000, password="testing",
> radio)
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