Hi!
*bump*
No one has any idea how to actually fix this? Do I really have to
convert to Darkice og IceS to get decent performance when streaming audio..?
- Marius
Den 01.04.2014 12:33, skrev Marius Flage:
Hi David, nice to have you onboard this discussion as well! :)
On 04/01/2014 08:07 AM,
Hi guys,
Yes, it sounds like a clock mismatch: alsa is slower than your
icecast. You need a buffer of some sort. With a normal buffer,
assuming the clock on your computer is pretty much the same as
icecast's clock, you'll still get the drops but inside liquidsoap so
you can decide how to cope
Hi David, nice to have you onboard this discussion as well! :)
On 04/01/2014 08:07 AM, David Baelde wrote:
For instance you could write
output.icecast(...,fallback([buffer(radio),default])) where radio
contains the alsa stuff, and is thus controlled by the alsa clock, and
default (and the
Hm, ok. Any way I can confirm this? That the sound card isn't being able
to deliver at the correct sample rate? No one else on this mailing list
able to shed any light on this?
- Marius
Den 30.03.2014 03:11, skrev John Plsek:
it may not be that Liquidsoap is doing something different, it may
I see it's documented, but that's just for the SVN and not available in
the current latest release. But there has to be some other way of
solving this? I've never had problems earlier with capturing from a
sound card and encoding this to mp3? What is Liquidsoap doing differently?
- Marius
it may not be that Liquidsoap is doing something different, it may be that
the sound card is doing something different .. I'm far from being an expert
on liquidsoap, but I do know that if your sound card sample rate is below
what is expected, you could get exactly the problem you described
On 30
Hi again!
I have another problem with my stream. I'm getting input from alsa and
now and then (seems to be more or less every 20 minutes), I'm getting a
hang on the stream for maybe 1 second. The log for Liquidsoap outputs
the following when this happens:
2014/03/29 03:21:33
that would suggest that your input (input.alsa) isn't quite the sample rate
as required by the encoder. i.e. encoder expects 44100 samples per second,
device supplies 44064 samples per second - you'll get an underrun every
20 minutes (I think)
I had a similar situation with an external source -
