Hi,

Romain's mail, and my second message, where not about crossfading but
about the possibility to play only a section of a file. This can be
done using a special operator (which would read metadata and drop part
of the stream accordingly) but then it wouldn't be very efficient
since it would still decode the whole file. Romain is investigating
ways to cut the file when liquidsoap prepares it, using a special
protocol; this would be much more efficient.

Anyway, I suggest you first focus on getting the cross-fading, and
then evaluate if you need some cutting facility and what exactly you
need. You're correct about the kind of annotate:... URI that you
should have in your playlist. Just to be clear, the added metadata
have no effect in themselves, you need a setup with fade.in/out and
cross operators as I described (the metadata is only there to tell
them how to modify their behavior).

Have fun,
-- 
David

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