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David Baelde commented on LS-556:
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I just committed another change, it addresses more problems and various tests 
involving mux_mono, mean and files are convincing. More testing would be 
welcome, of course. However, I remember from playing with mono HTTP input that 
it had its own problems. Do report such problems, but preferably in LS-565. 
While testing, don't hesitate to use type annotations to make sure streams have 
the expected type, for example write (sine():source(1,0,0)) if you want only a 
mono sine.

The code still needs to be documented and cleaned up a bit, and I haven't 
completely made up my mind about the new optimization API, but I'm hopeful that 
this issue can be closed quickly now.


> Audio-audio mux
> ---------------
>
>                 Key: LS-556
>                 URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-556
>             Project: Liquidsoap
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: David Baelde
>            Assignee: David Baelde
>             Fix For: 1.0 beta
>
>
> We can mux video into non-video streams, audio into non-audio, but can't mux 
> audio into audio. A general operator requires type-level addition (N audio 
> and M audio yields N+M audio) which we don't have, but a simpler version 
> seems easily feasible and would be useful. Namely, I propose mux_mono which 
> takes a (1,0,0) and a (x,y,z) source and returns an (x+1,y,z) source, and 
> similarly a mux_stereo operator.

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