I tend to prefer the KISS principle... Why not something along the lines of Oddcast? Simple "line-in" streaming, and maybe a fallback to a file or a playlist in case of failure / blank / etc.
Script output is a good thing, though, as long as you can do everything from the GUI (ie, you don't need to run the script generated by the GUI yourself). Oh, and nice vumeters would be real cool :) Cordialement, Vincent Tabard Radio Pytagor : http://www.radiopytagor.com/ David Baelde a écrit : > Yay, > > This is really cool news. I think lots of people want to use > liquidsoap, but for many of them scripts are frightening. If instead > there was a GUI, at least for beginning, it would be really nice. > Along these lines, the GUI would output a nice readable script that > the user could study, in order to gain some knowledge about scripting > if he ever has to write his own script for advanced use. The GUI > should focus on what can be easily done graphically: single, playlist, > even input.http, as well as fallbacks, add nodes, and outputs are OK. > Switches could be treated in a slightly specialized way that I > described before: switch([({TIMEPRED},SOURCE)]) to hide the complexity > of the possible predicates. It would not be possible to edit custom > transitions, but there could be a node corresponding to the ready-made > smartcrossfade() and crossfade(). > > >> Now the things I need from you guys is a brief use case on what you would >> use from it, what really cool features you'd find useful (think Moon!) and >> to list me any similar existing applications that are available. >> > > Any tool that would support these basic building blocks, in an > intuitive graphical way would help people start liq with a good > understanding of its basics, and it would be enough for reproducing > most examples, and all of beginners' scripts anyway. To me, the > motivation is very good. > > Good luck! > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Savonet-devl mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-devl
