On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 8:55 PM, Nick Coons <[email protected]> wrote:
> Does it support all of the various clients that Icecast does (i.e.
> shoutcast, ices, darkice, etc)? If so, I think I'd like to pursue in
> this direction.
Yes, input.harbor follows the same protocol so it should support all
clients. It can also simulate a shoutcast server (maybe not perfectly
but romain has worked hard so that shoutcast clients work as far as we
know) but shoutcast is limited because it doesn't have a notion of
mountpoint.
>> If you have several input.http() you could dynamically switch from one
>> to the other using switch() and dynamic predicates. For example:
>> switch(track_sensitive=false,[
>> ({test_process("test -f file_one")},mount_one),
>> ({test_process("test -f file_two")},mount_two),
>> ...])
>
>> Using mix() you can also obtain a more efficient mechanism (one which
>> doesn't poll files continuously) for the same effect.
>
> Can you elaborate on this? It looks interesting, but I'm not sure I'm
> following.
I was pointing at the fact that switching doesn't need to be based on
time. When you write {0h-12h} it's a function that tells whether it's
between midnight and noon, but any other function works, for example
{test_process(...)} is a function that calls a process and says
whether it returned successfullly or not. Note that {...} is a
shortcut for (fun () -> ...).
Finally forget what I said about "dynamically creating
input.http/harbor". I was wrong about it. What liquidsoap doesn't
support is creating output-like ("active sources") sources, but
input.http/harbor are actually passive. Active sources are outputs,
soundcard inputs and a few other such as strip_blank which has to
actively pull blank when it's stripping. You can forget about all that
for now.
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