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David Baelde commented on LS-496:
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It's hard to detect what is available. The default device or port may not be
found, but a user-specified one may work. Hence it'd be abusive to disable
output.x if x appears to be unavailable. The same reasoning shows that our
naive "preference" system doesn't work well enough.
A better solution would be to: (1) Always enable all supported I/O, as it is
the case currently. (2) Have a prefered input/output that is always available,
and has a different implementation depending on a detection done at runtime: if
the default ALSA device seems to work, we can use ALSA I/O; if pulseaudio is
available with default settings, we can use it; if everything fails, pick a
dummy implementation; etc. Unfortunately this requires a little bit of code,
including a system of detection plugins. If detection is done upon
instantiation of output.prefered() we can rely on a setting to tweak the
detection order. Detection results should be cached to ensure consistency --
all input/output.prefered should rely on the same soundcard API and clock.
> Update or drop liguidsoap
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> Key: LS-496
> URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-496
> Project: Liquidsoap
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Samuel Mimram
> Assignee: David Baelde
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> Liguidsoap does not currently work. We should either really update it, or
> remove it from the distribution.
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