hello,

we got some problems on multicult.fm with "catchup" messages filling our 
logfiles (and presumably causing our infrequent streaming failures).
liquidsoap is currently set up with four outputs, one shoutcast and 
three icecast with different bitrates.

as liquidsoap is running on a very performant 8-core server the idea was 
to set up one process generating a master stream which is used by at 
least two child processes (one for shoutcast, the other for icecast) 
taking the master stream as their input source and perform the 
transcoding to lower bitrates. a failure of any of the children should 
not affect the other processes.

my first attempt was to use the marshal out-/input. setup was easy and 
it ran fine straight away despite the warnings in your documentation 
that this solution might be troublesome and experimental. but the 
drawback was that stopping one of the transcoding child processes caused 
the master to detect a broken pipe which killed the master and the other 
child as well.

next i tried a setup with jackd, but could not get a real clue on how to 
make it work.

my last attempt was to connect via http. i sent my master stream to 
icecast to make it available for the two child processes. but after 
connecting the first child to the streaming port the second child tells 
me that the port is already in use and a connection is refused, 
regardless whether i'm using http or harbor inputs.

do you have any suggestions how i could make the desired setup work?


thanks in advance and best regards
peter


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