Hi!
I moved to using liquidsoap from SVN, since you guys made some major bugfixes,
that are not in the current release (0.3.8.1-1)
However, from the moment I'm using liquidsoap from SVN, my DJs can't connect
with edcast anymore, and for that reason, they can't stream with Ogg/Vorbis.
This was not an issue when I was using the released version.
This is the portion of my Liquidsoap script:
# harbor input settings
set("harbor.bind_addr", "0.0.0.0")
set("harbor.port", 8030)
set("harbor.password", "xxxxxxxxxxxx")
#set("harbor.icy", true)
# Live mountpoint (supports both, ICY and HTTP)
live = input.harbor( #auth = checkpass,
"/htest.ogg" )
And this is the portion of my edcast.conf:
ServerType=Icecast2
Server=justbase.fm
Port=8030
ServerPassword=xxxxxxxxxxxx
ServerMountpoint=/htest.ogg
...
Encode=OggVorbis
# General settings (non-codec related). Note : NumberChannels = 1 for MONO, 2
for STEREO
BitrateNominal=128
BitrateMin=128
BitrateMax=128
NumberChannels=2
Samplerate=44100
# Ogg Vorbis specific settings. Note: Valid settings for BitrateQuality flag
are (Quality, Bitrate Management)
OggQuality=3
OggBitrateQualityFlag=Quality
And this is the error, that I get (Liquidsoap log):
2008/12/07 06:00:39 [harbor:3] New client: e179239046.adsl.alicedsl.de
2008/12/07 06:00:39 [harbor:3] SOURCE request on /htest.ogg.
2008/12/07 06:00:39 [harbor:3] Adding source on mountpoint '/htest.ogg' with
type 'application/ogg'.
2008/12/07 06:00:39 [src_4517:3] Decoding...
2008/12/07 06:00:39 [threads:3] Created thread "harbor source feeding" (4 total)
2008/12/07 06:00:40 [src_4517:2] Feeding stopped: Not_found
2008/12/07 06:00:40 [threads:3] thread "harbor source feeding" exited (3
remaining)
And here's the portion of my edcast log:
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:1351): Connecting encoder 0
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3461): In samplerate = 48000, Out = 44100
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3469): Initializing resampler
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3476): calling ocConvertAudio
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3486): ready to do encoding
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3492): do_encoding start
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2506): determining left/right max...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2528): Song change processing...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2533): vorbis_analysis_buffer...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2549): vorbis_analysis_wrote...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2554): ogg_encode_dataout...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:2557): done ogg_ecndoe_dataout...
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3494): do_encoding end (1)
12/07/08 06:03:59 Debug(libedcast.cpp:3517): 0 Calling handle output - Ret = 1
(this chunk repeats about 30 times per second (LOTS of errorlog))
And this is what I see in the console where I started edcast:
SERVER: Connnecting to justbase.fm:134595896
SERVER: Socket connected
SERVER: Success
SERVER: Connected
SERVER: Disconnecting
SERVER: Disconnected
SERVER: Disconnected from server
(the client waits 10 seconds and then starts over, only to fail again)
When I enable the ICY protocol in liq, change mountpoint to "/", and change
encoding to MP3 in edcast, everything works fine.
I actually *can* stream into liq with Ogg/Vorbis with IceS (from Linux) and the
above liquidsoap configuration.
But as I said above, I *was* able to stream into liq with the current setup,
back when I was using the released version of liquidsoap.
In case you don't know edcast, you can find that program on
http://oddsock.org/tools/edcast/
This program is hardly maintained anymore, but it is the only one I know of,
that supports streaming with Ogg/Vorbis from Windows.
If you happen to know a better (Ogg) streaming client for Windows, please let
me know.
(Most of my DJs are Windows users, I wouldn't bother if they'd do their mixing
with linux, but alas...)
Regards,
--polemon
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