Hi Franco,
Interesting thoughts. I do not know If someone can already offer
something like this.
Do yo wish to turn Mixxx int a Liquidsoap recorder?
There seams to be no magic required to do this. If you have some coding
sills, good Liquidsoap knowledge
and enough spare time, I can point you to the Infos you need to start
such a project and give you a helping hand.
Mixxx is already able to write Cue files. A first version of a
Liquidsoap recorder may just write
cue files like scripts.
If not, you may at least outline all your requirements and hints into a
Launchpad bug.
By luck a contributor will pick it up.
Kind regards,
Daniel
Am 29.03.2015 um 01:47 schrieb mrn...@mrnfnc.it:
> Dear developers
> I do not think i have enough time to do this i am going to describe
> but i think is worth consider by developers.
> I've started a week ago a quest to set up a web radio. In contrast
> with the considerble availability of almost EVERYTHING as streaming
> then there are very strict conditions and expensive royalties to pay
> to go legal when you include these streams in your broadcast.
> Your software then is not so interesting in Italy I have to pay nearly
> 1000 euros per year if i want to broadcast the contents I can develop
> with mixxx.
>
> There are a few services that hosts playlists and therefore we can
> consider as reasonable for a DJ to put for the general audience
> playlists e.g. links to streaming copies of copyrighted
> material.Nevertheless playlist sounds so dumb without a DJ comment
> probably a playlist is just good for techno trance lover past 2 a.m.
> I 'd like to hear something about the player and the song when i am
> listening to a radio.
>
> So what's next, well simple. Within Mixx record a talks.mp3 track with
> spoken comment, record all included copyrighted streams URLs and
> mixing action and output it as a liquidsoap script talks.lqd leaving
> copyrighted mp3s out.
> Upload the two files to a server. Build a liquidsoap client that reads
> the talks.lqd and talks.mp3 and download all included copyrighted
> content in talks.lqd
> and mixes it with talks.mp3. Et voila, no royalties are due!
> Grooshark is offering the option to put recordings in the playlist but
> more integration is needed (i.e fader control, etc.)
>
> If you know that someone offers something like this please point me a
> proper reference.
>
> Thanks for your efforts
> Franco Morando
>
>
>
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