Hi, and thanks for your reply. I'm using the latest daily package that I could find (liquidsoap_1.0.0~beta1+svn20101203-1_i386.deb). When the script is loaded, the mountpoints are created, but as I mentioned no audio output can be heard. Now I think about it, I seem to recall seeing an error in one of the old logs concerning an MP3 file that couldn't be loaded, and I think that was when Liquidsoap refused to stream any other audio. I deleted this file, however, so i can't see how that could be causing any problems.
I haven't yet tried setting the log level to 4 (I assume this has to be defined in the script itself?) Thanks, Elliott. On 12/03/2011, David Baelde <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Elliott, > > Glad to hear the good news on your previous issue. Sorry for the bad > news... It's hard to tell what's going on. We've had similar reports, > although rarely, and not for quite some time. For now all I can do is > gather more information, before being able to know what to do. > > What version are you using? How often does this happen? When it > happens, can you connect to the telnet server (activate it if needed), > reload a playlist, restart the output? If you raise log level to 4 > (debug) does it still produce nothing? > > Also, there is something weird in your script: the mksafe around > jingles. It inserts silent tracks when jingles are unavailable. This > doesn't explain all the problem since there are still track limits, so > it's still possible for the random() to switch back to a playlist > track. But it's not something I'd have done: when no jingle is > available, I'd rather not play a jingle than playing silence. In fact > I'd replace your two mksafe by only one just before the output. It's > also probably better to do the same for nrj(), so that the sound > adjustments parameters will be continuous between jingles and > playlists. > > This makes me think of another question: are you sure liquidsoap > stopped streaming, and isn't streaming silence? Note that pure silence > can't be streamed properly, as it is too compressed (cf. FAQ), and so > it's probably a good idea to replace mksafe by a fallback on a default > local file. > > Good luck, > -- > David > -- Elliott. Contact Info: Skype: bigboy11111 MSN/Windows Live: [email protected] Google Talk: [email protected] Jabber: [email protected] AIM Screen Name: elliottabarnes Website: http://ElliottB.net/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/elliott94 Live Journal: http://elliott94.LiveJournal.com/ Last.fm Profile: http://www.last.fm/user/elliottbarnes Facebook: http://facebook.com/elliott94 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Colocation vs. Managed Hosting A question and answer guide to determining the best fit for your organization - today and in the future. http://p.sf.net/sfu/internap-sfd2d _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
