This looks really promising. Thanks for sharing David (and thanks to Gabriel for releasing it!)
Tom David Baelde wrote: > Hi list, > > Gabriel Afana has been using liquidsoap for quite some time. He runs > the DJ radio <http://www.plurlife.com> and developed a web-based > interface for it. Gabriel has recently cleaned up his code, called > Dromey, to make it available to the world at > <http://www.dromey.com/source/dromey.zip>. I haven't installed it > myself but I've seen it running and I had a look at it, it seems nice. > Check it out! > > A few features: > - input.harbor() for live shows, with time-based authentication > and automatic kicking (if I remember correctly Gabriel is the pioneer > in that domain, and he might still be the only one with such a system > polished and in production) > - automatic schedule that can be viewed or edited on the web > (his system is tightly coupled with liquidsoap in the sense that it > knows exactly when songs will start and stop) > - upload files, request files and announces via the web interface > - different profiles (user, manager, admin) > - monitoring of all details via the web > > I believe several people on this list will be interested in his > system. The live show and scheduling features in particular are often > talked about here. You guys might be able to use directly his system, > perhaps after minor tweaks. Otherwise, Gabriel says that it should be > possible to re-use just a module. > > The future of the Dromey project is up to you. You might convince > Gabriel to add features, fix bugs. My hope is that several people will > be able to unite on that code base and build something that can be > re-used in various configurations and is maintained over time. This > would be a big step forward for the community. > > Cheers & thank you Gabriel. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
