Hi, Thank you for building such a nice system with liquidsoap. And be assured that your problem is not a major one.
2009/6/9 Gabriel Afana <[email protected]>: > Liquidsoap is > receiving some command that it doesn't understand when the password was > incorrect. This sounds like an inaccurate error message. We should fix it (i.e., file a ticket on savonet.rastageeks.org if we forget). Sometimes several error of different natures are handled in a single place and all reported with the same message. Bad. > So if I use this wireshark program, we can figure out what is > actually being sent/recieved? Interesting... It can definitely help. Also, you can directly dump the data received by harbor by passing dumpfile="path/to/file.dump" to input.harbor(). You might not be able to read this, but you can send it do Romain and he should be able to :p > However, now that I got Virtual DJ connected to Liquidsoap successfully, I > keep getting an error saying "Unknown Codec" followed by another mesage > saying "XXXXXX.mp3 is not an mp3". I do not have ocaml-mad installed This is definitely the reason. I recommend you try a little harder and tell us about your problems installing ocaml-mad, because you just need it. (There might be an alternative using an external decoding program, but if possible mad is best.) > HOWEVER, Virtual DJ has an option to stream ogg/vorbis. I tried streaming > in ogg via ICY protocol but it stil said unknown codec and XXXXX.mp3 is not > an mp3. This is strange, maybe virtual DJ encodes as ogg but does not indicate it properly to the shout/harbor server? That wouldn't be surprising, because afaik ICY is only for MP3. > 1) Does liquidsoap really support ICY protocol "enough" to be able to > reasonably use it by most users using typical broadcasting software? or is > support so minimal that its not worth trying? Apparently it's still rough on the edges, but I think Romain would say that it's close to full support and he's commited to get that support (I know because I wasn't and we discussed it). > 2) You mention something about the SVN possibly having some updates to > this. How far advanced (Roman?) is the SVN from 0.9.0 in the respect to > ICY/Shoutcast support? I had one hell of a time tryign to get liquidsoap > installed on redhat linux and i'll be damned if Im going to try again > without some good reasons :-P I don't know. I don't see anything critical change in the SVN regarding harbor by just looking at our CHANGES file. To be sure I would have to read the full SVN log. I'd recommend to stick to the 0.9.0 that you have but get ocaml-mad with it. And switch to SVN if we find out later that it is necessary: anyway if you're already building from source the SVN is just as simple. Cheers, -- David ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Crystal Reports - New Free Runtime and 30 Day Trial Check out the new simplified licensing option that enables unlimited royalty-free distribution of the report engine for externally facing server and web deployment. http://p.sf.net/sfu/businessobjects _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
