Re: [RDD] streamdata

2013-02-06 Thread Jamie Dominey
I got it working, Thanks On Mon, 2013-02-04 at 17:32 +0100, Michael Papsdorf wrote: It should work if you're using it on the same box as before. If you're running into trouble, let me know. Greetings! Michael EMITworks.com Sent from Samsung Mobile Jamie Dominey

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-23 Thread Matthew Chambers
On 5/16/2012 10:09 AM, Matthew Chambers wrote: Similar problem; We're streaming using Abacast (uggh) that takes in Now-Next data via serial port, I have the serial rlm compiled and installed but it doesn't appear to be working. I followed these

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-13 Thread Tom Dawson
Hello all, After struggling with netcat for a while, I decided to try out the instructions found elsewhere on the Wiki, i.e. instead of using netcat to grab data, running some RML to get the now playing data out to the song.dat file as used in streamdata... Run: RN echo %a - %t#

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-11 Thread Wayne Merricks
You're better off running a script with nohup taking charge of the command. nohup basically means the process will keep running after the terminal is closed (or your ssh session has ended). e.g on start up run: nohup command_to_run path_to_file_to_save_output This should make the command

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-11 Thread drew Roberts
On Friday 11 May 2012 08:11:59 Wayne Merricks wrote: nohup basically means the process will keep running after the terminal is closed (or your ssh session has ended). e.g on start up run: nohup command_to_run path_to_file_to_save_output This should make the command run in the background

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-11 Thread James Harrison
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Screen and nohup are both handy tools; I read the original post as saying that the netcat instance was actually crashing rather than just not persisting through a closed window (though in this case, netcat would need to be run in screen/nohup in any

[RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-10 Thread Geoff Barkman
I've been following the instructions on the Rivendell Wiki. http://rivendell.tryphon.org/wiki/Streaming_from_Rivendell#Icecast2.2FShoutcast_Meta_Data_from_Rivendell I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 with Rivendell 1.72 But netcat dies after a few mins of sending track titles to a shoutcast server. I've

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-10 Thread Tom Dawson
Not really a solution, but it has been working for us for nearly 3 months now :) Also on Ubuntu 10.04 with 1.72 here... I just leave two terminal windows running in the background - one for streamupdate.sh and and I manually start the netcat process with settings in the other, for example:

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-10 Thread Fred Gleason
On May 10, 2012, at 07:32 59, Geoff Barkman wrote: Anyone else had this problem and how did you solve it? Upgrade to 2.x, which includes an RLM for updating Shoutcast. Alternatively, you could backport that RLM to v1.x. Cheers!

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-10 Thread Geoff Barkman
May be there is something wrong to the process running in the background with an ampersand () ? If you wanted to get rid of the terminals and still run it the way you do. Bring up the non-graphical login screen on Ubuntu run one process on ALT-CTRL-F2 and the other on ALT-CTRL-F3. To return to

Re: [RDD] Streamdata (Song titles) to a shoutcast server

2012-05-10 Thread James Harrison
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Bit of a nasty kludge, but if netcat is dying regularly: while true; do netcat blah; sleep 5; done Best solution like Fred said is to update, though. Cheers, James Harrison On 10 May 2012 22:17:06, Geoff Barkman wrote: May be there is something