I don't have a complete file for each minute, as I want to vary them a bit,
so that it occasionally says good morning, etc before the time. The script
I'm calling is cat'ing the seperate "5", "40" "7" "pm" files together, as
an example.
What does your liquidsoap script look like for this? What about the script
you're calling? I'm guessing I can probably adapt it to suit my needs.
I really didn't want to have a file for every minute, but I suppose I could
if I need to.
Thanks,
Chuck
On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 6:15 AM drew Roberts <zotz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 11:14 PM, Chuck Doolittle <n1s...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I need to play a file that doesn't get pre-loaded.
>>
>> I have a (bash) script that determines what audio files to put together
>> based on the time of day.
>>
>> I have that file listed as a single source in the liquidsoap script:
>> time_files = audio_to_stereo(single("/tmp/current_time.mp3"))
>>
>> And then:
>> def new_time(m) =
>> ignore(test_process("/home/stream/configs/time_mkfile.sh"))
>> end
>>
>> current_time = on_track(new_time,time_files)
>>
>> I then use that to create a new source that is delayed:
>> timed_currenttime = delay(360., current_time)
>>
>>
>> This is so the time is announced no more frequently than every 6 minutes.
>> I have tried using request.dynamic as well, but it too caches the file
>> again as soon as it finishes. Since I can't be sure of the minute the next
>> iteration plays, I can't recreate the file until I am at the beginning of
>> the track.
>>
>> The problem is that is pre-caches some of the audio in the file as the
>> last play is ending, so what comes out of the source at the beginning of
>> the next play is an undefined mix of the old file, and the new one.
>>
>> I have a feeling I'm missing an obvious solution. I just want to be able
>> to determine a file (or playlist that behave like playlist.merge) as it's
>> called, not at the end of the last call.
>>
>
> What we are doing in different software is pre-recording a temperature
> announcement for each expected temperature and then when we go to announce
> the temp, we have a script that puts the correct temp cut in place.
>
> Could you pre-record a time announcement for each minute oft the day and
> then work it from there?
>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Chuck, N1SPX
>> IT Director, http://am1700.org/
>>
>> all the best,
>
> drew
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