I have spent the past 24 hours, more or less, trying to get liquidsoap to 
stream MPG video files out over IceCast.


I have been using IceCast and ShoutCast for a number of years to provide 
streaming audio and radio services so its not a problem with the configuration 
at that side.


I tried using the standard apt-get install liquidsoap on Ubuntu 14.04


liquidsoap --version ====> 1.1.1


with : output.icecast(%ogg(%theora,%vorbis), host=,port=,password=...)

Could not get a valid media file of kind {audio=2;video=1;midi=0} from 
"video.mp4".


then liquidsoap does not start


with : output.icecast(%ogg(%vorbis), host=,port=,password=...)

the audio track plays perfectly


I tried using the standard apt-get install liquidsoap on Ubuntu 16.04

liquidsoap --version ====> 1.1.1

with : output.icecast(%ogg(%theora,%vorbis), host=,port=,password=...)

Could not get a valid media file of kind {audio=2;video=1;midi=0} from 
"video.mp4".


then liquidsoap does not start

with : output.icecast(%ogg(%vorbis), host=,port=,password=...)

the audio track plays perfectly

I have tried the new "opam" installation

liquidsoap --version ====> 1.3.0

liquidsoap starts, but


Could not get a valid media file of kind {audio=2;video=1;midi=0} from 
"video.mp4". message sent to logs

then URL error when connecting to the stream

then liquidsoap stops

I have tried the compilations from the source packaged from the git

liquidsoap --version ====> 1.3.0

many problems with missing pieces especially the m4 macros which needed to be 
copy pasted from the GIT by hand


when it was finally compiled it behaved like the opam installation



The video file is perfectly viewable using VLC, HTML5 Video element and Windows 
Media Player


file video.mp4 ====> video.mp4: ISO Media, MP4 v2 [ISO 14496-14]


Any ideas out there as to how to get this all working properly for streaming of 
MPG videos ?


Sincerely

Jamie Marshall



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