Line 24, char 6 before "end": Parse error!
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Thanks, it don't work but now i edit them.
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Both examples don't work. i simple change s to source3.
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Hello,
i use the input of another icecast Stream and rebroadcast it.
Now, i can't use ";" if i use it, liqudisoap only send the Text before the ; .
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currently I have tested it with
Liquidsoap 1.3.3 (installed via opam)
ocaml-gstreamer-0.2.3
my current code is
emergency = single("/home/radio/liquidsoap-daemon/media/5-minutes.mp3")
gst = mksafe(input.gstreamer.audio(pipeline="uridecodebin
uri=http://any mms or m3u8 or shoutcast url"))
gst =
paste your full script so we can help... and opening another issue for this is
quite rude in my opinion...
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In particular, the gstreamer code has been reworked extensively. It might still
need some work, tho. I would suggest to start by getting rid of the adaptative
buffer and let the gstreamer input drive the whole streaming clock.
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For audio, if you can hook liq to the monitor it might be possible maybe with
portaudio (try in() as well).
For video, that'll require more work as liq can't handle the capture afaik.
Something like [OBS project ](https://obsproject.com/) might be interesting to
you rather than liq. You might
10 hours uptime mark! I'll let it run a bit more before opening the
champagne, and add a bit more complexity I removed to debunk this.
I'll avoid adding cue_cut or other extreme gapless playout ideas I have in mind
before the release (and I'll see how I can help with docs as well)...
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Hi @mylselgan. Any chance you'd be able to test the latest code? There's been a
lot of bugfixes there lately..
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You probably need to install cry as well
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Will restart testing on latest code, namely with e10e047
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Hello,
i search a way to remove the ; from the meta tag, because my streaming software
don't support this character.
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Great idea. Your stack trace was helpful too and seems to point to a different
direction but this is worth trying. Thks!
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Hi,
You should be able to achieve that by using the `map_metadata` operator. It is
described here: http://www.liquidsoap.info/doc-1.3.3/metadata.html
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Closed #615.
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I already test it:
```
At line 17, char 17-43: This term would evaluate to a (passive) source which
would then be dropped. This is usually the sign of a misunderstanding:
only active sources are animated on their own; dangling passive sources
are just dead code.
```
could you give a more
You can try this:
```
def remove_colon(m) =
def f(pair) =
lbl = fst(pair)
val = snd(pair)
replace = fun (_) -> ""
(lbl,string.replace(pattern=":",replace,lbl)
end
list.map(f,m)
end
s = map_metadata(remove_colon,s)
```
(Code untried)
You could also be more specific by only
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