After adding the repo trypon gives me the following problem.
sudo apt-get install rivendell rivendell-server
Leyendo lista de paquetes... Hecho
Creando árbol de dependencias
Leyendo la información de estado... Hecho
No se pudieron instalar algunos paquetes. Esto puede significar que
usted pidió un
All the stuff I used to do on forums I now do on Reddit. Are there enough
Redditors in the Rivendell community to warrant a subreddit? I've never
started one myself so I don't know how much work it is to start and
administer, but it's likely easier than a forum.
On 27 April 2014 19:52, Rual Thomp
I think a forum is a very good idea. I aleady run a forum for sometjing
completely different and it's very easy to set up and administer.
I also think a forum would be more help for Rivendell users who may not have
the tech skills to be developers. Frums keep all the info available, so people
c
Well, I'll offer my $0.02 here...
Personally I prefer the email list to a forum, I probably would stick
with the email list and not use a forum.
I prefer to keep stuff in email, it is easier for me that way, and I
have found that everyone on this list has been very helpful in resolving
any issue
It seems to me that the real solution to this problem would be to create a
scheduler code called "None", and make rdimport apply it by default.
Rob
On Fri, 25 Apr 2014, Alan Smith wrote:
While this is fresh on my mind:
There doesn't appear to be a way in RDLibrary to view only songs with
Personally I think it's a bad idea. There are already 2 ways to communicate
(irc and this list). Adding another would just splinter the group.
Also, it's a little rude to not participate for years, then come try to change
things when you decide to return.
Larry
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I agree Larry, I thought about this forum idea earlier and combine it
with some kind of appliance in the Dutch language, but you would have to
be on the highest level for Linux MySQL and RD to do this (which applies
to at best 2 or 3 here) , I also don't believe it's a good idea to have
the m
On Monday 28 April 2014 09:09:17 am WBHM Web Operations wrote:
> There are already 2 ways to communicate (irc and this list).
> Adding another would just splinter the group.
I'm still biting my tong, though I may check a forum
on very rare occasion.
Suffice to say that I pretty much already k
Just interested, besides Frederick, WHO are the development team? I
follow this list for some time now and use RD since the beginning of
2013 but I couldn't tell because of this setup with the mailing list and
IRC (which i do not use)
Cowboy schreef op 28-4-2014 15:31:
On Monday 28 April 2
On Apr 27, 2014, at 13:52 11, Rual Thompson
wrote:
> Im thinking of starting a new rivendell user forum, this mailing list is
> clunky
FWIW, it is most unlikely that I would participate much in such a forum.
‘Clunky’ it may be, but mailing lists have the (for me) great benefit that
every i
That would help for new users, and new ingestion, but would do nothing for
those who already have installed libraries that may need querying.
Chester
On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 8:12 AM, Rob Landry <41001...@interpring.com> wrote:
>
> It seems to me that the real solution to this problem would be to
Larry,
The problem with this list is useful information gets lost easily with the
passage of time. There are also people out there who would like ti use
Rivendell who are not developers, so quite a lot of the stuff that gets posted
here is not really relevant to them. If you're running a busy r
On Monday 28 April 2014 11:07:26 andy.coop...@gmail.com wrote:
> In short, I think there is plenty of space for both and I think it's a
> little rude to put down the ideas of someone who wants to help build on the
> community.
You do know that there are two mailing lists right? One for developers
Forgive me, but what about the Rivendell-dev Archives?
It's all there..
http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/pipermail/rivendell-dev/ [1]
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On Monday 28 April 2014 11:20:24 am drew Roberts wrote:
> You do know that there are two mailing lists right? One for developers and
> one
> for users. Also, there are list archives. The history is not gone that
> easily.
I would concede that better search-ability of the list archive could be
Hi Andy,
> The problem with this list is useful information gets lost easily with the
> passage of time. There are also
> people out there who would like ti use Rivendell who are not developers, so
> quite a lot of the stuff that
> gets posted here is not really relevant to them. If you're ru
On 04/28/2014 10:46 AM, Cowboy wrote:
On Monday 28 April 2014 11:20:24 am drew Roberts wrote:
I would concede that better search-ability of the list archive could be
an advantage.
Here's a handy google tip. You can specify to search a specific type.
Try this in the google search box:
c
On Mon, 28 Apr 2014, Lorne Tyndale wrote:
I'm not entirely sure how things get lost. Right now we have quite a
few options, and the archive of stuff seems quite good to me.
In my case, I have this special email address set up just for this list --
I'm not called 41001140 in real life, you
All very good arguments for the forum and against it, but thats the beauty
with open source the diversity and the ability to flex.
I am aware that some people would not use the forum because they are happy in
the way things are now, and that is fine.
I think that the validity of the list is in
On Monday 28 April 2014 01:15:50 pm Rual Thompson wrote:
> Hope to build a strong informational system in ONE central place instead of
> scattered across many wikis, IRC< and mailing lists,
>
> That would be the final goal of the forum,
Then that would be your biggest challenge.
Getting everyt
On Monday 28 April 2014 12:08:28 pm Larry Owen wrote:
> Here's a handy google tip. You can specify to search a specific type.
> Try this in the google search box:
>
> cart error site:http://caspian.paravelsystems.com/pipermail/rivendell-dev/
Wow !
I knew google would do that, but I didn't kn
What about just getting the wiki up to date and better organized?
On Apr 28, 2014 1:33 PM, "Cowboy" wrote:
> On Monday 28 April 2014 12:08:28 pm Larry Owen wrote:
> > Here's a handy google tip. You can specify to search a specific type.
> > Try this in the google search box:
> >
> > cart error s
I know some of you folks know more than I do about liquidsoap. Perhaps someone
can help. Anyone know how to match this darkice setup in liquidsoap:
[icecast2-0]
bitrateMode = cbr # constant bit rate
format = mp3 # format of the stream: mp3
bitrate = 32 # bit
interesting subject #finaly will work on this also next week and try
https://www.google.nl/#q=liquidsoap+site:http:%2F%2Fcaspian.paravelsystems.com%2Fpipermail%2Frivendell-dev%2F
drew Roberts schreef op 28-4-2014 19:45:
I know some of you folks know more than I do about liquidsoap. Perhaps
Just reading everything that is going along here, and I had thought of
that as well. Big problem though is exactly how do you do it?
I mean there are guys like me that are starting out fresh on the latest
appliance, which a lot of that info doesn't apply (and can really
confuse a newcomer suc
yea, I have been reading it too...
my first reaction, fire off angry email to the new guy, asking why the new
guy thought everything should change
so I waited a day or two...
Reaction still is why, and what for, I would like a clearer wiki, and by
clearer, I mean, maybe more examples
> I mean there are guys like me that are starting out fresh on the latest
> appliance, which a lot of that info doesn't apply (and can really
> confuse a newcomer such as myself), BUT...
>
> There are a lot of folks out there i am sure that are using much older
> versions that probably use the
#!/bin/bash
# This script is for Debian 7. You must add the Tryphon repository to
# get the QT3 stuff. It installs the prerequisites need for compiling
# Rivendell and the Audioscience driver from source.
apt-get install apache2 mysql-server libcdparanoia-dev \
libflac++-dev libsamplerate0-dev
I have the same problem. I'm trying to install the Tryphon packages on a
fresh Ubuntu 14.04 system.
I've tracked the problem down to a package named "libmng1", which is
required by the libqt3-mt package, which is required by the Rivendell
packages. libmng1 was removed from the Ubuntu 14.04 distri
On Monday 28 April 2014 05:00:00 pm Mike Carroll wrote:
> I've tracked the problem down to a package named "libmng1", which is
> required by the libqt3-mt package, which is required by the Rivendell
> packages. libmng1 was removed from the Ubuntu 14.04 distribution. I
> haven't found a way around
Easier than you think.
pastebin.com/u/MezzFA0
In there is a full guide for JACK, Rotter and Liquidsoap all with
startup scripts on Ubuntu
or just this link for the liquid soap config:
http://pastebin.com/ziNEKF03
But the only things you need to do are:
#Get an input stream (darkice auto gr
Ubuntu versions are released every 6 months and named for the year/month of
releases. Thus, there is no 14.00, the previous version to 13.10 (released
10/13) and the next version will be 14.10 (release in 10/14). But good luck
trying to grab package from a previous versions. That's normally a path
lto:rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org
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The communication vehicle of choice often seems to be a common conundrum.
- As far as I can tell, there is a need for permanent information, like a
knowlege base, or wiki, etc. This is extremely useful if it's accurate and
kept up to date!
- There is also a need for the ephemeral exchange of in
Owen
I can ASSURE EVERYONE that if i start a forum it will be run well, coded well,
and require everyone to be the REAL person they are, we will not tolerate any
mud slinging and while opinions and views will be welcome, insults will not
though tbh i was part of the rivendell project working wi
On Monday 28 April 2014 10:10:37 pm lakewoodcott...@ihug.co.nz wrote:
> I think any forum to be
> useful it needs strong moderators who control with an iron fist. The
> best example of a forum I've found is http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/.
thirdgen.org
> No nom-de-plumes
> allowed. All real names
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Wayne,
This is an amazing set of liquidsoap/jack/rotter stuff. I wasn't aware
of the rotter utility, I simply have a separate output "clause" for
archives in the liquidsoap script. I'm going to look into using JACK for
input/output for monitoring t
NO one said they had to join the forum then... its entirely optional and will
be browsable without signing up
>
> Yrah, well, ya see
> My full resume, including name, address, phone, e-mail, etc.
> is easily available to anyone.
> Even so, there are folks I've worked with for literally d
Cowboy's right -- real names may not be "realizable" these days.
There are lots of lurkers out there who don't use real names on the
'Net for whatever reason.
Besides, how would you (or anyone) figure out or "validate" if
someone's name on the forum is "real" -- especially if you don't
recognize a
Maybe it's already been mentioned, but has anyone looked at the way Google
Groups works: it combines the likes of a forum and mailing list, letting
people interact via either front end based on their preference as they
prefer. You can interact with a Google Group as a traditional mailing list
(simi
On an bemused note (I'm really not ranting here - I just notice funny things):
I have to say, it's a bit amusing to see such a rant on strict use of
verifiable user names when the "From" name of "Rual Thompson" in email
doesn't even match the corresponding GMail profile name of "Jason
Harris", who
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