2013/3/16 stratis ion <stra...@hotmail.com>:
> Hi,
Hi!
> I'm totally new to the streaming stuff
Welcome aboard!
> and i'm trying to merge two sources
> for icecast into one stream. I've read that liquidsoap can do that for me so
> i tried to give it shot. My problem was that i had no idea where to start
> from, i've read the quickstart guide and after i downloaded the liquidsoap i
> tried to run the first script in the guide. I am not sure how i install
> liquidsoap or if i just run the scripts in the downloaded folder, but i
> can't make it work. I am sorry for the very basic questions but if you could
> give any help i would be glad.
> Although i dont know how to use it yet thanks for this great tool!
>
> this is the script im running and the result.
> C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\liquidsoap-win32>liquidsoap
> 'output.icecast(%vo
> rbis, host = "localhost", port = 8000, \ password = "hackme", mount
> = "l
> iq.ogg", \ mksafe(playlist("playlist.m3u")))'
> Line 1, char 1: Empty token!
So I'm guessing that you are trying to use windows version of liquidsoap.
Normally, with windows, you do not need to compile anything. It comes
all bundled and ready to go.
The error you are seeing means that the mksafe operator wasn't found.
This operator is defined in the set of standard operators shipped with
the downloaded folder. Those scripts are located in the "libs" folder
inside the liquidsoap folder.
It could either be that there is a bug in liquidsoap or something
missing in your installation. Do you see a "libs" folder? What is its
content?
Hope this helps!
Romain
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