Hello.
Is it possible to play only one random track from a playlist on request, or at
a certain given time?
those are my playlists:
jingles = mksafe(playlist( reload_mode = "seconds", reload = 60,
"~/jingles.lst" ))
pl = mksafe(playlist( reload_mode = "seconds", relo
Hi,
yep ok, it's more clear right now, thanks.
I' think I'm really near to solve this.
With the code below, transition_stop works perfectly when blank is detected
but not transition_start, after a noise detection.
FYI when I start the liq with noise higher than -50, the output.icecast
doesn't st
Hi,
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 6:32 PM, wrote:
> Thanks for this feature, do you think it's better (or easier) than the
> solution below ?
The two solutions have the same cost. It's probably simpler to use
on_blank() rather than the source transitions, but it's entirely up to
you.
>> def transitio
Hi again David,
>> If it's only a question of name, on_detect is a nice one : )
>
> Sorry for the long silence on that issue, I should have done it before.
> I chose on_noise and the patch is ready. I cannot commit right now (failure
> on sourceforge's side) but will do it ASAP.
Thanks for this f
Hello/Salut,
First of all, greetings to the list from a long-time lurker :-)
I haven't tried running this exact example yet, but like David I have
noticed some odd behavior with prepend().
Are you using a pre-built package, or did you build from svn or one of
the tarballs?
Also, do any of the l
Just a quick word to say that I got your mail, and tried to run some
examples to understand your problem. Two remarks:
- on the simple examples that I did, it felt like prepend() was a bit broken...
- the code that you copied in your mail is supposed to run fine; what
exactly does it do for you?
Hi,
noser...@no-log.org wrote:
> If it's only a question of name, on_detect is a nice one : )
Sorry for the long silence on that issue, I should have done it before.
I chose on_noise and the patch is ready. I cannot commit right now (failure
on sourceforge's side) but will do it ASAP.
Note that
