I guess i found a bug and i would concerning this issue.
I would like just to post it here and see if it's a bug or it's me doing
stupid things before submiting to bug report.
If i try to make a switch like this:
switch(
track_sensitive=false,
single=[true,false],
[({9h33-10h},firula),({true},musica)]
)
The two tracks kind of superpose , if i ommit the single they work fine. I
thought it was because of the lack of a transition function but it is not.
Perhaps i should be ussing fallback at some point or it's a bug ?
Em 6 de setembro de 2011 09:15, Fábio Costa <[email protected]>escreveu:
> Nevermind i could do it with switch, i guess i just didn't use the write
> parameters, this solve my problems:
> The folowing switch will cut the music and play the stream in the right
> time, just play with single now and see if i can make it play a single time
>
> switch(
> track_sensitive=false,
> [({9h12-10h},spots),({true},musica)]
> )
>
> I think it solves KT problem also.
> Thanks a lot David.
> Em 6 de setembro de 2011 08:49, Fábio Costa
> <[email protected]>escreveu:
>
> Hi david, as always thanks for your quickly reply.
>> I was looking to the switch and fallback and could do some stuff, but i
>> could not make the following:
>> Play source "Musics"
>> When it comes to the time 10:30 play one spot from source "Spots".
>> Return to source musics
>>
>> I tryied something like this:
>> mount='stream.ogg',
>> fallback(track_sensitive=false,[
>> at({10h30m-11h},delay(7200.,delay(firula)),
>> at({ true},musica)
>> ])
>> But it still waited for the end of the track, i tryied with switch and the
>> parameter "single" but it still didn't cut the music and for some reason it
>> was like : Play once the ones with single true but if i restart the script
>> and play again it still didn't considered them.
>>
>> I was looking in the list and i think i have the same problem of Kyriakos
>> Tsoukalas
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have liquidsoap beta 1 running and a recipe for jingle scheduling like
>> this:
>>
>>
>> -----
>> pls_chillout = playlist(reload_mode = "rounds", mode = "randomize",
>> reload = 1,
>> "replay_gain:/home/ftp/
>> hocaradio/schedule/chill_out")
>> jingle1 = single("/home/ftp/hocaradio/schedule/_jingles/jingle1.mp3")
>>
>> radio = fallback([switch([({ 0h-0h05m }, fallback([once(jingle1),
>> pls_chillout])),
>> ({ 0h05m-0h30m }, pls_chillout),
>> ...
>> -----
>>
>> I want jingle1 played once between 0.00 and 0.05 and then go to the
>> playlist pls_chillout. What would be the best solution provided that i am
>> using [switch].
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Kyriakos
>>
>>
>> Em 6 de setembro de 2011 03:14, David Baelde
>> <[email protected]>escreveu:
>>
>> Hi,
>>>
>>> 2011/9/5 Fábio Costa <[email protected]>:
>>> > I as wondering if i can give an external invocation to liquidsoap to
>>> pause
>>> > some music and play another one instead.
>>>
>>> You can have several sources in one setup, and control in many ways
>>> how to switch between them. When you write a switch you can use
>>> arbitrary switching predicates, including one that will vary with
>>> external interaction. Something you can try quickly:
>>> switch([({test_process("test -f
>>> /path/to/file1")},s1),({test_process("test -f /path/to/file1")},s2)])
>>> This will play s1 if file1 exists, otherwise s2 if file2 exists,
>>> otherwise be unavailable.
>>>
>>> A lighter variant using references instead of the filesystem:
>>> play_1 = ref(false)
>>> play_2 = ref(false)
>>> switch([({!play_1},s1),({!play_2},s2)])
>>> Then you add server commands using server.register() to toggle the
>>> play_i flags, and you control who plays.
>>>
>>> Another way is using the mix() operator, which is a full mixing table
>>> but has builtin controls (accessible via the server) for switching.
>>>
>>> > If it's possible and i'm running multiple scripts how i would make to
>>> say
>>> > 'Stop this stream,from that script and play that other one' ?
>>>
>>> If it's different scripts, then they have to communicate, typically
>>> using an HTTP stream (icecast or harbor), and you gather the streams
>>> in another liquidsoap that does the switching as described above. But
>>> unless you have a good reason, it's probably simpler (and cleaner) to
>>> put all the sources together in one script and do the switching before
>>> output.
>>>
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> --
>>> David
>>>
>>
>>
>
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