Hi Patrick, I haven't tried 1.1.1 on my Pi.. nice to know it's available in Jessie.
You can try running with --debug in the command line. That might give some additional information Post the log output, I assume that there is something at least, not just an immediated exit.. should at least tell you what plugins etc. I did have some problems when I set mine up with how to tell LiquidSoap which ALSA device to use. I did "aplay -l" to get a list of all the ALSA devices. LiquidSoap wants the part between the card n: and the [ So, on my older Rasbian, the onboard ALSA device is ALSA. So that would make it input.alsa(device="hw: ALSA") At least that is how I needed to specify it on the output. I would assume that input works the same. Nick On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 10:56 PM, Patrick Perdue <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all: > > I recently purchased a Raspberry Pi 2 for a streaming project. I want to > use Liquidsoap to stream one mp3 mountpoint to an Icecast2 server > running on the Pi, using alsa input from an audio interface, while > continuously archiving in FLAC to an external hard drive. > I am a verified liquidsoap noob. I put together a basic script which I > think should work, and a friend did a more complex version with > archiving capability, but when executed as a normal or super user, > Liquidsoap immediately exits with no output to the console. > > I have configured and tested the local icecast server (was able to > successfully stream in ogg vorbis and mp3 using the Pi and darkice with > an alsa pcm device referring to hw:1,0, as well as addressing hw:1,0 > directly.) I installed packages liquidsoap and liquidsoap-plugin-all > from the default Raspbian repositories. The user executing Liquidsoap is > also a member of the audio group, though I think this is irrelevant in > this case, as it still dies if using sine as input rather than live > audio capture. > > I have purposefully screwed up bits of the configuration file just to > watch it throw errors, which it does as expected, but with these two > scripts, it immediately bombs out with no console output. The -v switch > makes no difference. > > I'm really not sure where to go from here, since I can't see what's > broken\. > > Suggestions are appreciated. > > Here is my script for reference: > > input=input.alsa(device="hw:1,0") out_dump_flac = output.file( > id="out_dump_flac", %flac( samplerate=44100, channels=2, compression=7, > bits_per_sample=16 ), reopen_on_metadata=false, > "/home/pi/archives/%Y-%m-%d/%Y-%m-%d-%H_%M_%S.flac", input ) out_ic_mp3 = > output.icecast( %mp3( bitrate=192, internal_quality=0 ), host = > "localhost", port = 9600, password = "JustAnotherUselessPassword", > name="CRASH AND BURN!", description="Not particularly useful", > genre="busted", url="www.404.com", > mount= "test", input, id="out_ic_mp3" > ) > > > And here is another script, yielding the same result: > > test = input.alsa(device="hw:1,0") > output.icecast(%mp3(stereo=true, bitrate=192, samplerate=44100), > host="localhost", > port=9600, password="GetYourOwnPassword", genre="dead", > description="NO!", mount="/test", > name="Nothing Useful At All", user="source", > url="http://www.404.com";, test) > > Again, suggestions welcome. I don't currently have another Linux box to > test with, though I may try this with Arch Linux instead of Raspbian > when I have more time. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Savonet-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users >
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