Unfortunately the fdk-aac encoder is licenced under a non-free license and thus
is in the Debian non-free repo (https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/fdk-aac). As
such, I can't include it in the liquidsoap package without placing liquidsoap
in contrib. As I prefer to keep liquidsoap in main, fdk-aac
I haven't tested it in a while but the `libfdkaac-ocaml-dynlink` should
actually provide a dynamically loaded `fdk-aac` encoder for `liquidsoap`. As
far as I can remember it was designed so that just installing it would enable
the encoder in liquidsoap. Anyone care to test and report? Thks!
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Ok, thanks. Anything that we should fix on our end?
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Il check on my ubuntu system
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Closed #572.
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@Niall7459, I'm gonna close this one here for house keeping. I am focused on
issues on the recent code and this one hasn't been reported since `1.1.1`.
However, feel free to re-open or submit a new one if you experience it with the
latest code. Thks!
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Well at least now we won't have to wait 8h each time ;-) Can you send a full
log of the transition? Thks!
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Maybe you need to add more logs in the crossfade statement?
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Shoot my bad I forgot one step in the install instructions. Let me try again:
```
git clone g...@github.com:savonet/liquidsoap.git
cd liquidsoap
git checkout smartcross-cleanup
opam pin add .
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Avoid building a stack of `sequence` sources, be more agressive when keeping
last metadata, general code cleanup.
You can view, comment on, or merge this pull request online at:
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/pull/599
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* Smartcross cleanup.
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Oh also, thanks for the kind words, much appreciated!
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You need to enable SSL support for `https` to work. If installing via `opam`
just do:
```
opam install ssl
```
Alternatively on OSX:
```
opam install osx-secure-transport
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The last build does not start the stream at all.
```
2018/08/15 16:56:26 >>> LOG START
2018/08/15 16:56:26 [main:3] Liquidsoap 1.3.3+scm
2018/08/15 16:56:26 [main:3] Using: bytes=[distributed with OCaml 4.02 or
above] pcre=7.3.4 dtools=0.4.0 duppy=0.7.1 duppy.syntax=0.7.1 cry=0.6.1
http_source.ml line 147 url regex,
`\\([Hh][Tt][Tt][Pp]\|[Hh][Tt][Tt][Pp][Ss]\\)`
```
(Str.matched_group 2 url),
(try Str.matched_group 3 url with Not_found -> "/")
```
This is my fix, it was found in emergency for my radio, i think that can be
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You need to use opam to install the latest version. Or manually collect from
the repository.
https://opam.ocaml.org/
https://opam.ocaml.org/packages/liquidsoap/
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I've tested this approach. Just installed `libfdkaac-ocaml-dynlink` and
`fdk-aac` and get the same error.
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Reopened #593.
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Thanks. No idea how this slept through the cracks..
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Hi! So, in the process of reviewing the `smartcross` code I actually ended up
cleaning it in a way that changes the fundamentals of the algorithm and has a
slight chance of fixing your issue. Would you mind trying it? It shouldn't be
too hard to do:
```
git clone
https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/issues/596#issuecomment-413218531
```
2018/08/15 16:25:32 [source:4] Garbage collected empty_15333.
2018/08/15 16:25:32 [source:4] Garbage collected add_15326.
2018/08/15 16:25:32 [source:4] Garbage collected smart_cross_5951_after.
2018/08/15 16:25:32
nope, I can attempt a build but it probably wont work for me
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Whoops wrong issue sorry!
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Reopened #597.
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The result is the same. Stream fell quickly.
```
2018/08/15 16:29:05 [buffer_15391:4] Activations changed: static=[], dynamic=[].
2018/08/15 16:29:05 [source:4] Source buffer_15391 gets down.
2018/08/15 16:29:08 [smart_cross_5951_before:4] End of track.
2018/08/15 16:29:08
Looks like you're not running the latest code. This transition should not have
been crossfaded with the recent changes because there isn't the same amount of
buffer in `before` and `after`:
```
2018/08/15 16:29:03 [smart_cross_5951:3] Analysis: -nandB / -24.291731dB (5.03s
/ 1.97s)
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Exactly. I did not notice a new branch.
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Closed #597.
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It's installed, the regex was the problem (no https support), i fixed that.
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I can reproduce now. Also shown in `mplayer`. Will try to have a look at it.
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I just did some first tests with the new 1.3.3 unstable package. after the
announcement in #398 ( kudos to @paddatrapper )
Using fdkaac as encoder gives me the "No encoder found for that format" message.
Did I missed something during the installation or is this encoder removed for
some reason I
No rebuild needed for `liquidsoap`. It will look into `/usr/lib/ocaml/fdkaac/`
for the dynlink module. It's currently failing because the `ABI` is
incompatible.
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Ah ok cool. I shall update that in the next week or so then
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@Yukioru I've installed 1.3.3-1 but when i run 'liquidsoap' its still running
version 1.1.1 that I installed using apt. Has opam installed it somewhere
different so I can make an alias to it. Thanks
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So, it looks like the only thing that's missing to make it work is an update of
`ocaml-fdkaac` in Debian. Once this is done, `liquidsoap` should be able to
pick it up. Gonna close here, @paddatrapper feel free to re-open if that
doesn't fix the issue.
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4.06.0. There were some problems under 4.07.0, but I'll try again.
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Ok. I'm starting to believe that your issue has nothing to do with what we were
looking for. If you get another hard freeze like that the next step would
prolly be to look at it with `gdb`.
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Sorry, I forgot to turn off Liquidsoap from the background.
Has recompiled in 4.07.0. If it falls down, I'll tell you. We will move on.
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@Niall7459 The installed liquidsoap through the opam is in the home directory.
For example: `/home/username/.opam/bin/liquidsoap` or
`/home/username/.opam/4.05.0/bin/liquidsoap`
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@Yukioru Thanks, It's there but...
I have to use ./liquidsoap or it runs from command and not binary
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Wow. I have no idea what could cause that. What version of OCaml are you using
to build? I'd suggest switch to the latest, `4.07.0`..
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@toots - does `liquidsoap` need rebuilding with some option/dependency to use
`libfdkaac-ocaml-dynlink` or does `ocaml-fdkaac` (updating and moved to
contrib) sort that out automatically?
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