Am 14.07.2011 16:40, schrieb Brandon Casci:
> This might be a little low tech, but what if you only used strip_blank
> on the sources that are meant to play sound? Then you made a silent
> mp3 of a desired length, put that into a single playlist source set up
> an appropriate fallback cascade so the silent mp3 is played during the
> transition?
lo brandon!
i managed it to work!!!
thx for your hint, which lead me to the solution. in short words: we now
use a request.queue to ensure the source will not loop, or is playing
only once. we use harbor on_connect/disconnect to flush a possible
queue, or push a "silenced.ogg" into the queue. the flushing snippet you
can find on the snippet section of the docs, which i added recently.
here for understanding (simplyfied):
my_silenced_queue = request.queue()
def confunc =
ignore(server.execute("my_silenced_queue.stop"))
end
def disfunc =
ignore(server.execute("my_silenced_queue.push
/path/silence_10_sec.ogg"))
end
live = harbor(...,on_connect=confunc,on_disconnect=disfunc,...)
radio = fallback([live,my_silenced_queue,playlist,security])
again, quick & dirty,
mcc
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