On 24. nov. 2017 10:38, Stephan Hoppe wrote:
For others,
Even easier than telnetting a stream.skip on the way out is to add
"track_sensitive=false" to the switch. Then the whole thing simply
becomes:
myplaylist = playlist("/home/user/playlist.m3u")
remote_stream = input.http("http://remote_stream <http://remote_stream/>")
output.dummy(fallible=true, remote_stream)
myplaylist = switch(track_sensitive=false,[
({13h00-14h00},remote_stream), ({true}, myplaylist) ] )
This will rather unceremoniously cut whatever song is playing at
13h00, but it's better than banging your head against a wall for two
days. :)
When I read the documentation for |track_sensitive|, I noticed that it
says "track_sensitive (anything that is either bool or *()->bool *–
defaults to true): Re-select only on end of tracks.". The "|()->bool|"
thing means that |track_sensitive| can be a function (which takes no
parameters and returns a boolean), which then |switch| will run
periodically to get the current value for |track_sensitive|. Thus, we
are actually able to make it so |track_sensitive| is |true|, /except/ at
the moment we want to end the remote stream. Your script then becomes:
|myplaylist = playlist("/home/user/playlist.m3u")||
|
|remote_stream = input.http("||http://remote_stream
<http://remote_stream/>||")|
|output.dummy(fallible=true, remote_stream)|
|myplaylist = switch(||track_sensitive=|*|{not 14h00}|*|,||[
({13h00-14h00},remote_stream), ({true}, myplaylist) ] )|
That way, the song that plays at 13h00 is allowed to end before
switching, while the remote stream is cut off at 14h00. I hope this helps :)
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