Hi there!
I wanted to replace a "complicated" setup using named pipes and metadata
passthrough with the "new" pipe() operator, but it craps out if I put it
next to a switch().
I'm using the well-known StereoTools from
https://www.stereotool.com/download/stereo_tool_cmd (version 9.01) with
liq
This error ties in with the previous report #579 and most likely #578.
The reported error above is related to too many files open, which is also TCP
Error 24 in report #579.
I believe this is erroneously marked as 'can't reproduce' and should be marked
as 'Insufficient Information'.
What
Hi,
Sorry that you're having troubles. We always and strongly recommend using
`opam` but let's try to debug your issue.
What steps have you followed when installing from source?
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Hi,
What is the format of your video? Liquidsoap is expecting a video file with one
video track and one stereo audio track. You should try:
```
ffprobe /home/video1.mp4
```
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Hi,
Could you share more details:
- Liquidsoap version and how you installed it
- Script extract
- Log extract
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Could you share more details:
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- Script extract
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Hi,
You should try to install the `sdl` support. See for instance:
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/issues/575
Romain
2018-07-14 21:55 GMT+02:00 Per Gunnarsson via Savonet-users <
savonet-users@lists.sourceforge.net>:
> Hello!
>
> I am trying to mix an audio file and a image file and
Hi @Niall7459,
Couple of additional questions:
- How did you install liquidsoap? If through opam or compiled yourself, what
version of the OCaml compiler are you using?
- Are you in a position to deploy a test script and try to remove some of the
operators? Half a day seems short enough to do