By the way, it might be helpful to remind that you can use liquidsoap
-r URI (where URI can be a local path, a remote URL, an
annotate:..:URI, etc) to check the validity and see the metadata
associated to the request:
Le Tuesday 18 March 2008 16:50:26 David Baelde, vous avez écrit :
By the way, it might be helpful to remind that you can use liquidsoap
-r URI (where URI can be a local path, a remote URL, an
annotate:..:URI, etc) to check the validity and see the metadata
associated to the request:
Hey, it's
Selon David Baelde david.baelde:
yep
There are several solutions. I'll describe them quickly.
Use annotate:title=force,artist=force:file instead of file. You
can use that syntax in your playlists. I'm not 100% sure that the
annotate metadata overrides the file metadata, though. Please tell
Oops, just found a bug in my solution. There should be a quotation to
avoid shell interpretation:
... get_process_output(basename #{quote(m[\filename\])}) ...
(This is the same as get_process_output(basename
^quote(m[filename]) which might be simpler to read in that case.)
--
David
