Kris Lipscombe wrote:
> >def f(a,b)
> > log("transitioning")
> > sequence([a,b])
> >end
> The logging part of this works fine. However calling sequence seems to
> be giving an issue. As sequence seems to be track sensitive it waits
> for the end of a track before skipping back to the ALSA input. In fact
> it doesn't seem to come back from Last.FM at all. Any work around to
> this?
If your transition is meant to quit the source A in the middle of a track
as soon as B becomes available, you can simply use:
def f(a,b)
...
b
end
Writing a custom transition here is also an opportunity for crafting
a smoother one:
def f(a,b)
...
sequence([fade.final(duration=2.,a), fade.initial(duration=2.,b)])
end
Now the source A will be faded out immediately, in the middle of its track,
and B will start smoothly.
You can also cross-fade by using add() instead of sequence()
as in the cookbook examples, etc etc.
Cheers,
David
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