Hi everybody,
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 9:09 PM, Romain Beauxis to...@rastageeks.org wrote:
As discussed on IRC, there may be a problem with the sky() operator,
which is a complex use of filters, splitting the source into 3
different one, applying different compressions and merging them back
Hi,
I'm not sure the problem comes from the track merging. Actually, I'm not
really so sure tracks are really merged, because when using fallback.skip,
the problem is not the lack of skipping. After sky(),
fallback.skip(harbor,playlist) actually skips to next track when someone
connects to harbor
Hi Kerozen,
Le'ts look at the details, it's not as I thought (although the track
merging is still the problem, I believe):
def fallback.skip(~input,f)
def transition(a,b) =
source.skip(a)
# This eats the last remaining frame from a
sequence([a,b])
end
Aaaah I understand.
What I never noticed is that playlist is actually source a. Since when we
write the fallback, we put harbor in first place and playlist afterward, I
never realized that under the scene the order was inversed, even though this
is actually logical I guess (if we switch from one
As discussed on IRC, there may be a problem with the sky() operator,
which is a complex use of filters, splitting the source into 3
different one, applying different compressions and merging them back
using add().
As a temporary work around, I proposed to lookup if there were any
LADSPA plugins
Am 30.06.2011 21:09, schrieb Romain Beauxis:
As discussed on IRC, there may be a problem with the sky() operator,
which is a complex use of filters, splitting the source into 3
different one, applying different compressions and merging them back
using add().
As a temporary work around, I
Hello,
I finally found out what was causing troubles.
As of now and with build 8237, I can't get fallback.skip to work correctly
if the second source uses sky() sound processing.
Neither my first script work (the one with two fallback.skip in a row), nor
the second one (the one with a
2011/6/26 Kerozen kero...@gmail.com:
In that second script, I expect sky to start from scratch each time
liquidsoap switches between live and playlist. This means : new attack, no
compression during the first milliseconds etc. Although sky() is doing a
good job overall when starting, I still
Hello,
I have the following code :
live = input.harbor(id=live, port=8018, ... )
live2 = input.harbor(id=live2, port=8020, ... )
live = strip_blank(live)
live2 = strip_blank(live2)
liverec = fallback(track_sensitive=false,[live,live2])
# Liverec used for recording purposes only
(...)
